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A deflagration occurred at a specialty chemicals company in Lahnstein. Police said the cause was still unknown.
A deflagration at a specialty chemicals company in Lahnstein triggered a major operation. The police said it is not yet known why the explosion occurred during production.
The factory fire brigade and other emergency services were on site. The latter were called as a precaution because the water supply next to the company premises was limited due to low water in the Rhine. Measurements of the air in the area showed that there was no danger to the population, the police said. Further details were initially not known.
Due to structural inspections and the repair of a damaged tendon, the right lanes on Berlin's Rudolf Wissell Bridge (A100) will be closed for two weeks. The motorway company recommends avoiding the structure as far as possible.
A World War II bomb weighing 250 kilograms was discovered and exploded in a controlled manner in the south of Offenbach. An evacuation zone of 300 meters was set up for the measure, which affected some residential buildings and an inn.
An unexploded bomb from the Second World War that was found during exploratory work near Neuss caused the A57 to be completely closed for an hour. The explosive ordnance disposal service carried out a controlled demolition; Residents were not affected by evacuations.
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Due to the controlled explosion of a five hundredweight bomb, Autobahn 57 near Neuss will be closed for a short time from midday. The city expects high traffic volumes, but evacuations are not necessary.