Emergencies - Evacuation begins after bomb found in Plauen
Following the discovery of an aerial bomb in Plauen, the evacuation will begin at 17:00. Around 4300 residents within a radius of 500 meters of the site are affected, as the city administration announced on Thursday. The town hall, the Christmas market and a hotel are also located in the area. "The evacuation is expected to last three hours." Around 200 helpers from the police, rescue service, fire department and explosive ordnance disposal service will be deployed.
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- The aerial bomb discovery in Plauen, Saxony, has sparked concerns about the potential consequences of war and the need for emergency measures.
- The Mayor of Plauen has urged the affected municipalities in Saxony to be vigilant and prepare for potential bomb finds, given the history of aerial bombings during wartime.
- The Police and Fire Department have been working closely with the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Service to ensure a safe evacuation of the area around the bomb site in Plauen.
- The discovery of the aerial bomb in Plauen has brought back memories of the past, reminding the city's residents of the profound impact of war on their community.
- The bomb find has highlighted the importance of emergency planning and preparedness, as well as the critical role of emergency services in protecting citizens in times of crisis.
- In the event of an emergency evacuation, residents are advised to follow police instructions, stay calm, and heed the warnings of the authorities to ensure their safety and the safety of their loved ones.
Source: www.stern.de
