Bathers discover grenade in river in Zurich
"They determined that it was a hand grenade from the former Yugoslavia
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"They determined that it was a hand grenade from the former Yugoslavia. The Zurich Forensic Institute took the grenade to a special vehicle for a controlled explosion. The Army Demining Unit was called to the scene and two of its experts conducted another dive.
Furthermore, Bathers discovered on Thursday a hand grenade in the Limmat River in Zurich, announced the Zurich municipal police, stating that the device had been defused and that no one had been injured. The swimmers, who had come to enjoy Unterer Letten's bathing area, reported the presence at the bottom of the river of what looked like a hand grenade.
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"They determined that it was a hand grenade from the former Yugoslavia.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe Zurich Forensic Institute took the grenade to a special vehicle for a controlled explosion.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe Army Demining Unit was called to the scene and two of its experts conducted another dive.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesBathers discovered on Thursday a hand grenade in the Limmat River in Zurich, announced the Zurich municipal police, stating that the device had been defused and that no one had been injured.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThe swimmers, who had come to enjoy Unterer Letten's bathing area, reported the presence at the bottom of the river of what looked like a hand grenade.
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