Singapore: 100 kg bomb from the Second World War found in Singapore, if it had exploded it could have killed many people.

Singapore, Reuters. Bomb Disposal Experts in Singapore successfully defused a 100 kg World War II bomb. According to news agency Reuters, about four thousand people were evacuated to safe places before the bomb disposal team defused the bomb. After this he successfully defused the bomb weighing 100 kg.

The bomb was defused with the help of the army.

The Singapore Army has also shared a video of the bomb being defused. It is seen in the video that when the bomb was defused, its smoke was visible far away. Weighing 100 kg, it is believed to be one of the largest wartime explosives discovered in the city of Singapore.

100 kg bomb was found from the construction site

According to the police, this bomb was found from a construction site only last week. The weight of this bomb was 100 kg. However, no risk could be taken regarding this bomb. Therefore it was decided to deactivate it at the construction site itself. With the help of the army, the bomb weighing 100 kg was defused.

houses were evacuated

Earlier, people living nearby were instructed to vacate their houses. Police said that after the bomb was defused, the people living there were allowed to return.

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A 100 kg bomb was also found in 2016

According to local newspaper The Straits Times, in 2016, a 100 kg bomb was also found, which was from the World War II era. However, that too was later destroyed. Let us tell you that during the Second World War, Singapore was occupied by the Japanese from 1942 to 1945.

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