A destroyed bomb from the Second World War found in Belgrade on the water

In Deliblatska peščara, in the atar of the village of Gaj, an aerial bomb from the Second World War, which was recently destroyed, was safely and effectively destroyed. found on a construction site in Belgrade on the water, announced the Serbian Ministry of Internal Affairs.

Members of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Department for Emergency Situations, began on Saturday (August 9) around seven o'clock to remove a British-made aerial bomb from the Second World War found in Nikolaja Kravtsova Street at a construction site Belgrade on the water, reports Tanjug.

The Ministry of the Interior previously invited citizens in the vicinity of the Belgrade construction site on the water, near the Gallery Shopping Center and buildings in parts of the streets of Nikolaj Kravcova, Vodge Đorđe Stratimirović, Luka Ćelovića Trebinjec, Hercegovačka Street (the section between Nikolaj Kravcovo and Vodge Đorđe Stratimirović) and Woodrow Wilson Boulevard (at the corner of Vodge Đorđe Stratimirovića), from 6 to 9 a.m., if they are able. leave their apartments, RTS reminds.

The recommendation was that, if that is not feasible, open the windows, lower the blinds and move away from the window.

The location where the aerial bomb was found was always secured by members of the Police Department for the city of Belgrade.

The found aerial bomb weighs about 500 kilograms, with an explosive charge of approximately 220 kilograms, the Minister of the Interior Ivica Dačić announced earlier.

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