Unexploded Ordnance Recovered From Housing Construction Site - Osaka Issues Evacuation Order for 2,400 People
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A US-made "1-ton bomb" was discovered in a quiet residential area of Minoh, Osaka Prefecture. The Self-Defense Forces were to dispose of the unexploded ordnance, and on the 27th, the mayor of Minoh urged approximately 2,400 residents in the surrounding area to evacuate. It was about two hours later that safety was declared…
This article is from Cedarnews.net. To learn more about the news and crime, visit us. The Japan Ground Self-Defense Force recovered an unexploded ordnance found in July at a housing construction site in Minoh 2-chome, Minoh City, Osaka Prefecture, on the 27th. There were no problems reported. The city designated an area with a radius of approximately 300 meters as a restricted zone and issued evacuation orders to approximately 2,400 residents in…
On the 27th, the Japan Ground Self-Defense Force recovered an unexploded ordnance found in July at a housing construction site in Minoh 2-chome, Minoh City, Osaka Prefecture. There were no incidents reported. The city has designated an area with a radius of approximately 300 meters as a restricted zone and has issued evacuation orders to approximately 2,400 residents in case of an explosion. Hankyu Railway has announced that Minoh Station will b…
The city of Minoh, Osaka Prefecture, carried out work today (the 27th) to remove the detonator from an unexploded ordnance found in the city, and the work was successfully completed a short while ago. The unexploded ordnance, found in July at a construction site for a house in Minoh, is an American-made bomb approximately 180 centimeters long, commonly known as a "1-ton bomb." It is believed to have been dropped during World War II. The city des…
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