Rhine's Record-Low Water Level Exposes WWII-Era Bomb in Cologne
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An unexploded World War II bomb has been discovered in a riverbed in Cologne, Germany. The dangerous find has forced the evacuation of several hundred people, including residents of a nearby retirement home and television studio workers.
A world war bomb was discovered in the low water of the Rhine. Before defusing, employees of RTL and n-tv have to be evacuated in addition to several elderly residents.
The busy Rhine has reached the only few days old historical low again in Germany near Cologne.
Excitement in Cologne's city centre. A 250-kilo bomb is discovered in the Rhine. The US-American weapon is defused during the afternoon. However, a few hundred people must first leave the area - also RTL and ntv are affected.
An unexploded from World War II paralyzes the RTL station – and forces the station to create an unusual emergency program.
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