A bomb in World War II, which was found in Dresden, Germany, which prompted thousands to evacuate

Large parts of the ancient town of Dresden were evacuated on Wednesday, where experts sought to defuse a bomb in the uninterrupted World War, which was found during the clearance actions of the rivers bridge.

The authorities said that about 17,000 people were asked to leave their homes in the eastern German city.

The affected area includes the famous Frauenkirche, a brick re -built church after its destruction in the war, as well as many hotels.

The Carola Bridge, one of the main crossings of the Elbean River in Dresden, partially collapsed in the middle of the night in September 2024.

The entire structure is to be demolished by October.

After about 80 years of war, Germany remains full of uninterrupted ammunition, and is often discovered during construction work.

more 20,000 people were evacuated From Central Cologne in June after three undesirable American bombs were found from World War II, the largest operation in the city since the end of the war. City authorities He said The uninterrupted munitions were 20 -tons of American and American bomb, each of which has influence valves.

He left the city’s heart abandoned, with a hospital, two elderly home, nine schools and a television studio.

The bomb in Dresden was made of British and weighing 250 kilograms, according to the city’s authorities.

Bombs of World War II were discovered in the battlefields and cities around the world where the fighting occurred, and the war often ends. In March, World War II bomb Found Near the paths of Paris Du Nord Station. In February, it was more than 170 bombs Find Near a children’s playground in northern England. In October 2024, World War II bomb burst At a Japanese airport.