Plymouth WW2 bomb found in garden taken out to sea

Residents of Plymouth were shocked to discover a World War 2 bomb buried in a garden in their neighborhood. The bomb, believed to have been dropped during the Blitz, was unearthed by a homeowner who was digging in their backyard.

Authorities were called to the scene and quickly evacuated the area as a safety precaution. Bomb disposal experts carefully extracted the bomb and transported it safely out to sea where it was detonated in a controlled explosion.

The discovery of the bomb serves as a stark reminder of the city’s wartime history and the enduring impact of the conflict on its residents. Thankfully, no one was injured in the incident and the situation was handled efficiently by emergency services.

Local residents are grateful for the swift response of the authorities and relieved that the bomb was safely disposed of without causing any harm. The incident has sparked discussions about the need for continued vigilance in identifying and safely removing unexploded ordnance from the area.