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‘Human skeleton’ found in luggage at Delhi airport, turns out to be demo model

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Delhi: Panic briefly erupted at Terminal 3 of the Indira Gandhi International Airport after security personnel detected what appeared to be a human skeleton during routine baggage screening, an official said on Friday.

Soon after the discovery on Thursday, airport security agencies and the Delhi Police conducted a detailed check of the luggage.

Police said preliminary examination revealed that the skeleton was a demonstration model commonly used by medical students for academic and training purposes. The item was found in the baggage of a medical student travelling through the terminal.

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“There is no indication of any criminal angle at this stage,” a senior police officer said, adding that such demo skeletons are often used for educational study in medical colleges.

However, to eliminate any scope of doubt, the skeleton has been sent for forensic examination.

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