Recent incidents involving hoax bomb threats have raised concerns over public safety in multiple cities. In Harris County, Texas, a suspicious device found on a bench was determined to be a fake bomb designed to incite fear, prompting authorities to seek the public's help in identifying the perpetrator. Similarly, at the University of Toronto, a device that resembled a real bomb was detonated after an extensive investigation confirmed it was a hoax, diverting numerous emergency resources. In Chennai, India, multiple schools and government sites received bomb threats via email, with one school facing its ninth threat, all traced back to a false identity claiming to be a police official. Authorities in both Toronto and Chennai are actively searching for suspects behind these hoaxes, emphasizing the strain such incidents place on emergency services. Overall, these events highlight a troubling trend of deliberate and disruptive false alarms in public spaces.