50,000 evacuated from homes in Hannover as WWII bombs made safe

About 50,000 people are being evacuated from their homes in the German city of Hannover while five suspected aerial bombs from the Second World War are made safe for removal.

50,000 evacuated from homes in Hannover as WWII bombs made safe
Sun, 07 May, 2017 - 12:27

About 50,000 people are being evacuated from their homes in the German city of Hannover while five suspected aerial bombs from the Second World War are made safe for removal.

City officials say two suspected bombs were found at a construction site and three more nearby.

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