Another World War II Bomb Befused In Germany

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Approximately 10,000 people returned to their homes on Tuesday after they were evacuated to expel a 250-kilogram WW2 bomb and removed from a construction site in West Berlin. The bomb was discovered near Innsbruecker Platz Square in southwestern Berlin on Monday, prompting authorities to go to an area of ​​500 meters and evacuate people in nearby residential buildings and patients in the home for the elderly. On Saturday afternoon, the fire brigade and the police announced that the bomb had been successfully mitigated and that 450 hours involved in the effort that lasted for several hours. Underground and suburban rail transport was interrupted, and officers went home to ensure that the area had been cleansed before the experts moved. More than 70 years after the end of the war, Germany has regularly exploded weapons, coming from the intense bombings of the Allied forces against Nazi Germany. At least 60,000 people were evacuated in the center of Frankfurt in September, the largest operation of its kind in post-war Germany, after a 1.8-ton British bomb called "Wohnblockknacker" or "blockbuster" was discovered. In May, 50,000 people were expelled from their homes in the northern city of Hanover during several World War II bombs. And at Christmas in 2016, the discovery of a British bomb, which did not explode by 1.8 tons, caused an evacuation of 54,000 people in the southern city of Augsburg.


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