By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Thousands of travelers were held up for hours this weekend when a popular British Columbia ferry line suspended its services after police received a bomb threat they considered credible.
David Hahn, chief operating officer of B.C. Ferries, said someone with a Middle Eastern accent called in the threat in a call to an emergency dispatcher at about 3:30 p.m. Saturday from a mall in suburban Coquitlam.
"Whether it was a Middle Eastern caller is a different issue, but that was the accent they were using," Hahn said.
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