Unexploded Bomb in the City Center, Evacuation Planned
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In the Polish Vroclave, about 3,000 residents were evacuated because of an aircraft bomb discovered during the Second World War, according to the spokesman of the press service of the city of Agata Dzikovskaya. "At the construction site on the Railway Street, a bomb was found unexploded. This is an aircraft bomb weighing about 250 kg," RIA "News" cited the words of Dzikovskaya. She explained that the anti-crisis headquarters had decided to evacu…
Residents of central Wrocław will be required to evacuate their apartments on Tuesday morning. Meanwhile, sappers will be digging up an unexploded bomb from World War II. The danger zone must be vacated by 8:30 a.m. at the latest.
In Wrocław, residents and workers in the area around Kolejowa Street will be evacuated on Tuesday. Public transport, as well as regional and long-distance trains, will also be disrupted. The disruptions are caused by the removal of a 250-kilogram aircraft missile from World War II, reports Radio Wrocław.
An unexploded World War II-era bomb was discovered on Kolejowa Street in Wrocław. The find was a German SC 250 aerial bomb weighing approximately 250 kg. Due to a planned bomb disposal operation on Tuesday, October 20, approximately 3,000 residents of nearby buildings will have to be evacuated.
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