
An operation to remove a 250-kilogram air bomb from World War II is underway in Szczecin.
AI-generated summary
An air bomb from World War II was discovered in the forest near the Kijewo junction and Szosa Stargardzka.
RCB Alert: Stay away
"Today (21/09) from 10 a.m. neutralization of unexploded bombs in the area of Szosa Stargardzka Street and A6 near the Kijewo junction. Do not approach the endangered area," the Government Center for Security said in a statement.
The alert was sent to recipients in: Szczecin, Stargard County, Goleniów County and Gryfino County.
A6 motorway blocked
In connection with the unexploded ordnance operation, the General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways announced the blocking of the A6 motorway on the Szczecin Podjuchy - Szczecin Dąbie section. The route will be impassable from 9.30. The disruption is expected to last 1.5 hours.
The unexploded bomb is an aircraft bomb from World War II weighing approximately 250 kg. It was discovered on Friday in the forest near the Kijewo junction and Szosa Stargardzka.
During the action, traffic disruptions are expected on both the A6 motorway and ul. Szosa Stargardzka (National Road No. 10).
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Traffic disruptions on the A6 motorway will last 1.5 hours.
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