HK police disables WWII bomb in downtown
Updated: 2014-02-07 10:16
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A policeman takes interviews after a bomb was discovered at a underground structure for a hotel on Queen's Road East in Hong Kong island, south China's Hong Kong, Feb 6, 2014. The bomb was believed to be left during the World War II when Japanese invading Hong Kong. [Photo/Xinhua] |
HONG KONG - Hong Kong police announced Friday that it has successfully disabled a bomb left in the World War II discovered on Thursday at a construction site in Hong Kong Island, ending a 17-hour cordon off of the surrounding area.
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