Close a train station in Germany after finding bombs

The authorities closed the main train station in the German city of Osnabruk today, on Sunday, due to the discovery of bombs suspected of the remnants of World War II.
The German railway company “Deutsche Ban” announced that the path of freight trains and long -distance trains will be converted, and regional transport services will be reduced throughout the day.

Dismantling bombs

The evacuation area includes the train station and railway lines, and evacuation procedures will remain valid throughout the day.

The city administration announced that the reason for this was the discovery of four suspected bombs sites during surveying around the locomotive area at a previous shipping station.
The competent authorities are scheduled to start examining these sites, and if it turns out that these bombs are not explosive, bombers will be dismantled, according to the city administration.
The city of Osnabruck has recently seen extensive evacuation operations due to the discovery of bombs from World War II’s waste.