12,000 Berliners evacuated after WWII bomb found

Authorities today worked to disarm a Second World War bomb in the Berlin suburb of Potsdam, evacuating 12,000 people and closing the local train station.

Authorities today worked to disarm a Second World War bomb in the Berlin suburb of Potsdam, evacuating 12,000 people and closing the local train station.

The bomb, dropped by a British bomber, was found during construction work near the train station yesterday, and police cleared the area this morning while bomb disposal experts worked to render the device harmless.

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