Construction workers discover a live WWII bomb at a London stadium - V?DEO

  23 May 2015    Read: 1861
Construction workers discover a live WWII bomb at a London stadium - V?DEO
A team of bomb disposal experts has safely removed an unexploded WWII bomb from a construction site in north London, near Wembley Stadium.

The 110-pound bomb was apparently dropped in the 1940s during Nazi air raids, The Telegraph reports. And it was discovered by accident, too: Construction workers near the stadium discovered the bomb while at work on Wednesday afternoon. Police haven`t released the exact location where the bomb was discovered.



An army spokesperson told The Telegraph that the bomb posed a "genuine risk to life," and local homes and businesses were evacuated until the bomb was defused. Teams from the Royal Logistic Corps excavated the bomb, and the Royal Engineers created a blast wall around the site in case it accidentally exploded.

Soccer fans excited for the weekend matches at Wembley don`t need to worry, though: The stadium tweeted that its weekend schedule is "unaffected" by the bomb

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