Bombs Found During Cemetery Work in Bochum – Homes Evacuated, Highway Closed
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An unexploded bomb from World War II has been found in the German city of Bochum in the Ruhr region. About a thousand people in the immediate vicinity have been evacuated. A section of the A40 motorway has also been closed. Cemetery workers discovered the 250-kilogram British bomb while digging a new grave. People who had to leave their homes due to the dismantling can go to a school building. World War II bombs are frequently found in Bochum,…
An explosive relic has been discovered in a cemetery in Bochum. Extensive evacuations and roadblocks are currently underway here.
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An unexploded man in the middle of the cemetery: Before the military clearance service could defuse the bomb, residents had to leave their homes. Drivers on the A40 were also affected.
An unexploded man in the middle of the cemetery: Before the military clearance service can defuse the bomb, residents must leave their homes. Drivers on the A40 should also be warned.
In Bochum, a British air bomb of the Second World War weighing 250 kg was defused! 💣🌍 Thousands of residents were evacuated and the dangerous area was controlled by drones. It reminds us that the legacy of war can still threaten security in Europe.
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