Hull College has been placed into a full lockdown following a threatening phone call that is understood to have been a bomb threat. The incident prompted a swift response from police and emergency services.
Threatening Call Received
At approximately 2:30 PM today, Hull College received a threatening phone call. The college, which operates multiple sites, immediately initiated a full lockdown procedure. Police were scrambled to the scene, and the area was secured.
Official Statement
A statement from Hull College read: "IMPORTANT: We have received a threatening phone call at the college and have initiated a full lockdown. The police are assisting and all sites are secure. Updates will be released as we are able to confirm them."
Ongoing Situation
Emergency services remain at the scene, and police have secured the perimeter. The college has assured that all sites are secure and that further updates will be provided as more information becomes available. The nature of the threat is being investigated, with bomb disposal teams potentially involved.
Students and staff have been advised to remain indoors and follow instructions from authorities. The lockdown is expected to continue until the all-clear is given.
