World War II Bombs Discovered During Carolabrücke Demolition in Dresden

Demolition work halts as bomb disposal experts address three unexploded ordnances found at the site this month.

Three World War II-era bombs have been uncovered during demolition work at the partially collapsed Carolabrücke in Dresden, Germany.
One bomb was found to be live and was safely defused, while the other two were without detonators.
Demolition activities on the Altstadt side of the site have been suspended, with bomb disposal experts now assisting to ensure safety.
Bagger operators have expressed safety concerns, leading to a pause in excavation work at specific areas of the site.
The city plans to resume recovery efforts after February 13, to avoid disruptions during the 80th anniversary of Dresden's 1945 bombing.