Indian Govt says 'hijacking' was false alarm

A reported plane hijacking from Bombay to New Delhi was a false alarm, the Indian Government says.

Thu, 04 Oct, 2001 - 06:58

A reported plane hijacking from Bombay to New Delhi was a false alarm, the Indian Government says.

It says it was caused by an anonymous phone call and confusion in the cabin and cockpit.

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