Construction workers found over 170 World War II bombs under a children's playground in northeastern England. Bomb disposal experts are working to recover and dispose of the bombs to make the area safe for use again.
Key Points
Over 170 World War II bombs found under a children's playground in Wooler, England
Brimstone Site Investigations called in to safely recover and dispose of the bombs
Area may have been used as a Home Guard training ground during World War II
Similar discoveries of unexploded ordnance have been made in other parts of the UK
Pros
Bombs were discovered before any harm was done
Experts are working to safely remove and dispose of the bombs
Cons
Potential risk to the safety of children playing in the area