Personnel from the Bolesławiec Bomb Disposal Patrol intervened, among other places, in:
- Stojanów (Zgorzelec County) – removal and disposal of an unexploded Soviet 122 mm artillery shell found during excavation work with an excavator on a building plot, which required the evacuation of residents from 33 buildings and the closure of the regional road;
- Piechowice (Karkonosze County) – disposal of German mortar grenades and fuzes for artillery shells from World War II found while walking in a forested area near a hiking trail;
- Olszyna Dolna (Lubań County) – disposal of a German 75 mm artillery shell found while walking near a municipal road;
- Czerwona Woda (Zgorzelec County) – disposal of an unexploded Soviet anti-personnel grenade found during excavation work with an excavator on a plot of land.
Soldiers:
We remind you that:
all types of unexploded ordnance, misfired ammunition, and explosive and dangerous objects of military origin still pose a real threat to human life and health. Although many years have passed since the end of World War II, the explosive material they contain has not lost its explosive properties, and in some situations even slight movement of such an object may cause it to explode!!!RULES OF CONDUCT WHEN EXPLOSIVE OBJECTS ARE FOUND
- Do not touch, move or tamper with them.
- Secure the place where they were found against access by other people.
- Report it by calling the Police or the emergency number.