Bomb threat forces class suspension at Koronadal university

KORONADAL CITY — Classes at Notre Dame of Marbel University (NDMU) were halted Tuesday afternoon following the discovery of threatening messages on campus, prompting a security response from local authorities.

Two pieces of vellum paper bearing threatening communications about alleged improvised explosive devices (IEDs) were found, according to Lt. Col. Harold Cornel, chief of the Koronadal City Police Office. The discovery triggered immediate action to secure the campus and investigate the threat.

Police personnel cordoned off areas of the university and conducted inspections across the campus to assess any potential danger. Classes were suspended to ensure the safety of students and staff while the investigation proceeded.

As of report time, authorities had not disclosed additional details regarding the contents of the threatening messages or the status of the ongoing investigation. The police department continued to work with university officials to determine the source of the threat and ensure campus security.