A bomb of the waste of the World War stops the movement of trains in France

French Transport Minister Philip Tabaro said on Friday that train services will be resumed gradually and the roads will be reopened after the process of getting rid of a bomb from the remnants of World War II in a state of chaos in the French capital Paris, including the stopping of the movement of fast trains that link Paris with London and Brussels.

Tabaro said that the successful operation required a crowd of 300 policemen.

He added: “We feel comfortable and happy because all this has ended.”