World War II Bomb Found in Düsseldorf – Thousands Have to Leave Their Homes
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An American bomb from World War II was found during construction work on Thursday at St. Franziskus Street in Mörsenbroich. Thousands of residents have to leave the area, then the defuse is due.
In the case of exploratory work, a bomb from the Second World War has appeared in Düsseldorf. For the deflation, around 2,700 people have to leave the area.
An American 5-centner aircraft bomb from the Second World War was discovered during exploratory work on St. Francis Street and will be defused on Thursday afternoon (22.10.) at the latest. By 2.30 pm at the latest, around 2700 people must leave their homes within a radius of 300 meters around the site. The children's day facility at Erwin-Rommel-Straße 17 is also affected by the evacuation. Loud warning vehicles are on their way to alert the aff…
Düsseldorf - Exploratory works in Düsseldorf-Mörsenbroich have found an American 5-centenary aircraft bomb from the Second World War. This was reported by the state capital Düsseldorf. Due to the de-escalation on Thursday, 22 October, up to 2,700 people in a radius of 300 meters have to leave their homes around the site at Sankt-Franziskus-Straße no later than 2:30 pm. The city appeals to affected citizens to follow the evacuation demands in the…
A five-centenary bomb was found on Saint-Franziskus-Straße. 2,700 people have to leave their apartment.
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