Exodus from a Danger Zone - An aerial bomb was discovered in Ostritz, causing disruption to around 200 individuals.
A World War II bomb surfaced during construction work in Ostritz, Görlitz district, on Tuesday afternoon. This finding took place at a site on the B99 federal highway in a residential section, as mentioned by a representative from Görlitz district. For safety reasons, a 600-meter security perimeter has been established around the bomb. The area will soon be cleared.
Nearly 200 individuals are impacted by this evacuation, according to the district official. They will be temporarily housed in a sports hall. The nearby St. Marienthal monastery also falls within the exclusion zone. Once the area is cleared, experts from the Demining Service will start dismantling the approximately 100-kilogram bomb. The police are present with numerous personnel, aiding in the evacuation process.
The authorities urge the affected residents to abide by the instructions provided by the emergency services. Motorists have been advised to steer clear of this region.
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The discovery of the World War II bomb in Ostritz, situated in the District of Görlitz, Saxony, has led to significant consequences of war. The evacuation of around 200 residents was promptly ordered due to the danger posed by the aerial bomb. The site of the bomb, located on the B99 federal highway, has been secured with a 600-meter perimeter. Despite the evacuation and safety measures, the Second World War has left a lasting impact on the community, causing emergencies such as this.
