Bomb Discovered in Gelnhausen - WWII bomb halts railway expansion in Germany’s Gelnhausen-Meerholz
A World War II-era bomb was discovered during railway expansion work in Gelnhausen-Meerholz. Authorities have secured the area and confirmed there is no immediate danger to the public. Plans for its safe disposal are now underway.
The unexploded ordnance was found by construction crews working on the railway project. As a precaution, a crisis response team was immediately activated to assess the situation.
The site has been cordoned off, and experts will gather on Friday morning to finalise disposal procedures. A decision on how to defuse the bomb is expected later that day.
Local authorities have assured residents that the area remains safe. The bomb’s removal will follow strict safety protocols, with further updates expected after Friday’s meeting. Official announcements will provide details on any necessary precautions.
