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Mega wildfires in southern France detonate more than 400 unexploded shells left behind from the Second World War
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Mega wildfires in southern France detonate more than 400 unexploded shells left behind from the Second World War
An unprecedented wildfire crisis has engulfed France, giving rise to an unexpected phenomenon: the explosion of historic ammunition. The wildfires triggered the detonation of deadly Second World War weaponry that had lain hidden beneath the ground for decades.Mega wildfires in southern France detonate more than 400 unexploded shells left behind from the Second World War.The picture-postcard landscapes that traditionally characterise south-wester…
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