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Suspicious object triggers panic in Jammu outskirts

Jammu, Mar 20 (UNI) A suspicious object triggered panic among residents of Nagrota area in the city's outskirts on Friday.
Police said that a suspicious object resembling an explosive, packed in a polythene bag with visible wires, was found at TCP Bypass Nagrota.
"The area was secured, and the Bomb Disposal Squad inspected the item," said police.
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