A 9-year-old Polish girl died Thursday after an explosion of what was likely a bomb left over from World War II in a field in southern Poland.
The girl was the second victim of the explosion, which occurred Tuesday in the village of Konskowola. The explosion also killed the girl's 10-year-old brother on the spot.
The pair were playing in a field when they found the device. Police are waiting for test results to determine what caused the explosion.
Unexploded bombs from the World War II-era are frequently found in Poland. Casualties are rare.
In February 2010, engineers removed a wartime bomb from the construction site of the National Stadium in Warsaw, which is being built for the Euro 2012 football championships.
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My grandad used to find those artillery ammunition when he was a child. Once he brang one to his home "Hi mom and dad look what i found!" i can tell you his parents werent happy ;).
The girl was the second victim of the explosion, which occurred Tuesday in the village of Konskowola. The explosion also killed the girl's 10-year-old brother on the spot.
The pair were playing in a field when they found the device. Police are waiting for test results to determine what caused the explosion.
Unexploded bombs from the World War II-era are frequently found in Poland. Casualties are rare.
In February 2010, engineers removed a wartime bomb from the construction site of the National Stadium in Warsaw, which is being built for the Euro 2012 football championships.
monstersandcritics.com/news/europe/news/article_1628413.php/Two-die-in-Poland-after-explosion-of-suspected-World-War-II-bomb
My grandad used to find those artillery ammunition when he was a child. Once he brang one to his home "Hi mom and dad look what i found!" i can tell you his parents werent happy ;).