When detecting bomb components, how should the PSO make proper notifications?

The correct approach for making proper notifications when detecting bomb components involves using a phone with a hard line. This method is preferred because a hardline phone is generally more reliable and secure than mobile or electronic communication methods.

Using a hard line reduces the risks associated with cellular signals, such as potential interference or interception of communications. In a situation involving bomb detection, it is paramount to ensure that notifications are clear, timely, and secure, which a hard line can provide.

Additionally, using a hardline phone minimizes the risk of accidental detonation that could occur with other methods of communication, such as mobile devices that might be more susceptible to signal disruptions or unintended triggers. Therefore, utilizing this method aligns with best practices for safety and security in sensitive situations involving potential explosives.