As of: March 10, 2024 12:00 a.m
The explosive ordnance disposal service found several aerial bombs on the site of an allotment garden in Kiel-Elmschenhagen. To defuse the situation today, 3,200 people have to leave their homes.
During exploratory work in Kiel, the explosive ordnance disposal service found four American aerial bombs on the allotment garden area between the city limits and Schwentinental.
Around 3,200 residents in around 1,600 households have to leave the area between 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. today for defusing and rescue operations. The Lilli Martius School in Kiel is available as alternative accommodation from 8 a.m. The city has published on its homepage which streets are affected by the evacuation. In addition, the B76 must be partially closed.
Tips and advice from the city of Kiel
- The city of Kiel advises asking neighbors whether they know about the evacuation. Not everyone has followed the media or understands German.
- Those affected should also pay attention to radio announcements.
- If necessary, windows should be tilted when leaving the apartment.
- The protected area is secured by the police and the public order office and must be left in good time.
Further information
Historical records and photos are evaluated. The specialists receive up to 10,000 inquiries per year. more
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