The recent discovery of an unexploded World War II bomb in Cologne has led to the evacuation of over 3,000 residents, underscoring the ongoing dangers posed by wartime ordnance.
Authorities reported that the bomb was located during construction in the Sulz district, necessitating immediate measures for public safety due to the sheer size of the bomb and its location.
This incident is not isolated; unexploded bombs from World War II are frequently unearthed in Germany, particularly in cities like Cologne which faced extensive bombing during the war.
Cologne's historical significance in WWII made it a prime target for bomb raids, thus contributing to the current concerns over unexploded ordnance lingering in the area.
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