Germany: WWII bomb defused in Hamburg's nightlife district DW 10/13/2024
Briefly

In Hamburg's Sternschanze district, over 5,000 residents evacuated after a WWII-era bomb discovery forced a 300-meter exclusion zone, showcasing the city's past munitions challenges.
The bomb, found during construction at a primary school, was safely defused by experts after three hours of evacuation efforts due to a nearby nursing home.
Germany frequently encounters WWII explosives, often defused without incident. A comparable event occurred in Cologne, illustrating the ongoing legacy of wartime munitions.
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