More than 150 of the Second World Bomb is found on the field in England

Officials said more than 150 bombs of World War II were found under a children’s playground in northern England, with fears of more.

Bombs have been discovered Building project It was ongoing to renew the Scottz Park stadium in Walller, a small town in Northamland, England, located near the border with Scotland. BBC mentioned The workers found a “suspicious object” on January 14 while drilling the foundations. It turns out that it is a training bomb, or a non -molten bomb used for training, but it can still be harmful.

The council officials said in a press statement that the Waller Jund’s diocese council, in the BRIMSTONE website, a company specialized in uninterrupted munitions, to investigate the site.

Brimstone arrived on January 23 because of what was supposed to be a two -day poll, “but soon it became clear that the size of the problem was much greater than anyone expected.”

On the first day, the BRIMSTONE 65 selects additional training bomb, each weighing 10 pounds, as well as smoke cartridges.

On the second day of working on the site, BRIMSTONE 90 regained the training bomb and safely removed it to a dedicated storage area, as the council wrote.

The BBC stated that the Ministry of Defense has ordered a complete survey of the site.

Although bombs are the practice bombs, they still carry fees “and require deportation by specialists. It is still possible that it is dangerous.”

A spokesman for the Nurutberland Provincial Council described the discovery of “unexpected”.

Mark Machtor, a BBC official, told the Park that about a third of the garden had been cleared and there was more bombs.

“It is okay to believe that children play on bombs,” said Mr. Month.

Mr. Mather said that Waller was a training center for the home goalkeeper, a volunteer citizen militia It is considered the last line of defense Against Germans during World War II.

“After the war, it seemed that they buried all the ammunition in one of the pits,” said Mr. Mather.

The Ministry of Defense said that a team visited the site twice in January, according to the BBC, but it did not provide further details.

The Waller Diocese Council said it hoped that the contractors would be able to resume work in April as soon as the site was announced safely.

BRIMSTONE, the Ministry of Defense, Mr. Month, did not respond to the Woller Diocese Council and the Nuremberland County Council immediately for the suspension requests.