
Approximately 3 thousand people are being evacuated due to a 250 kilogram plane bomb found at the construction site in Wroclaw, Poland.
AI-generated summary
World War II-era ammunition was found at a construction site in Wroclaw.
Unexploded ordnance was detected during soil excavation on October 15 at the construction site of a hotel and office complex on Collegeowa Street in Wroclaw.
While the police surrounded the area, it was understood that the ammunition in question was a 250 kilogram aircraft bomb from the Second World War.
WARNING FOR TRANSPORTATION DISRUPTION
According to the news of Poland's PAP news agency, approximately 3 thousand people are being evacuated as part of the work started in the region this morning.
While changes are being made to public transportation services in the city due to bomb disposal activities, there will also be disruptions in railway transportation.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Evacuees will return after the bomb is destroyed
Very likely · Within days

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