Over 150 World War II bombs discovered in a playground in Britain
Dozens of World War II-era training bombs were accidentally discovered at a playground in Wooler, Northumberland, in northern England. During maintenance work, two bombs were initially found and removed by British Army bomb disposal experts. The local council then requested a full inspection of the playground.
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