World War II Explosive Device Found in the Danube, the Area Around the Liberty Bridge Closed
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Military explosives experts responded to an anti-aircraft fragmentation grenade on Margaret Island and an anti-tank munition near the Liberty Bridge.
The police sealed off the area within a hundred-meter radius.
A suspected World War II explosive device was found near the Liberty Bridge in the capital. The police evacuated and sealed off the area within a hundred-meter radius for the duration of the explosives operation, the Hungarian Defence Forces' explosives duty unit announced.
Passersby found World War II explosives at Margaret Island and Liberty Bridge. Both locations have been sealed off and evacuated. In both cases, the explosives were from World War II.
The police have closed off the area. The post Passersby may have found a World War II bomb at the Liberty Bridge first appeared on 24.hu.
A suspected World War II explosive device was found near the Liberty Bridge in the capital. The police evacuated and sealed off the area within a hundred-meter radius for the duration of the explosives operation, the Hungarian Defence Forces' explosives duty unit announced on Saturday.
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