Evacuations Planned After Unexploded WWII Bomb Found in Berlin-Neukölln
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Authorities sealed off the area within a 500-meter radius.
A 100-kilometre bomb from World War II was defused on late Wednesday evening in Berlin-Neukölln. Thousands of people were able to return to their homes shortly before midnight. "There is no danger anymore," the police reported. "All barriers have been lifted." Residents from about 5600 households had previously had to leave their homes.Long evacuation periodThe bomb from World War II had been found in the Neukölln navigation canal. A 500-metre c…
The 100 kilogram bomb from the Second World War was rendered harmless shortly before midnight.
In the morning, canal workers in Berlin-Neukölln encounter a plane bomb from the Second World War. Before it can be defused, thousands of residents have to leave the area. Only in the evening can the combat equipment clearance service go to work.
An unexploded aircraft bomb from the Second World War has been found in the Neukölln district of the German capital Berlin. As part of bomb disposal operations, about 5,600 households in the area were evacuated.
In Berlin-Neukölln, a 100-kilometre world war bomb was discovered during canal work. Around 5600 households have to leave their homes. The barrier circle of 500 metres should be cleared by the evening, then the deflation follows.
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