11 Jun 2018 | 05:21 PM UTC
US: Authorities give all clear after bomb threat in Washington, DC June 11 /update 1
Authorities give all clear after bomb threat reported near Navy Yard in Southeast Washington, DC June 11; closed roads reopened to traffic
Event
On Monday, May 11, a bomb threat led to the temporary closure of First Street SE near the intersections of First Street and I and M streets, near the Navy Yard in Southeast Washington, DC. The threat was first reported at approximately 11:25 (local time). DC police reopened all affected roads by 12:20 (local time) upon completion of an investigation that determined there was no bomb in the area as had been initially reported.
Advice
Individuals in Washington, DC are advised to remain vigilant, report any suspicious behavior or objects, and follow all instructions issued by the local authorities.
