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- the fish. The frequently improvised nature of the explosives used, and undetonated charges, means danger for fishermen and divers as well, with accidents...
- April, more than 3,000 people were evacuated from their homes after an undetonated explosive was found; it was not known if the second bomb had come from...
- produced by Sigma Films and Anton for release by Sky Cinema. After an undetonated bomb from World War II is uncovered at a London construction site, the...
- package found near the Atocha station and subsequently deactivated the two undetonated devices on the Téllez train. A third unexploded device was later brought...
- others while they were collecting metal s****s, one of which was an undetonated explosive. From 15 to 16 April, Congolese security forces conducted a...
- explosives and flammable material, including three undetonated bombs. Inside one of the undetonated suitcases, a digital timer encased in transparent plastic...
- through the cleared path before any other personnel, in order to push any undetonated mines safely out of the way. This system has been su****ded by the Python...
- was written on a gym membership card that was found inside one of the undetonated bags used by the bombers. Menezes, an electrician, lived in one of the...
- ventilation system to potentially kill 10,000 commuters. On 4 July, several undetonated cyanide devices were found at other locations in the Tokyo subway. During...
- cargo of 1.4 kt of high explosives. As of 1 June 2024 the cargo remains undetonated. Jay, White (1994). "Exploding Myths: The Halifax Explosion in Historical...