UPDATE: Bomb Found at Lackmannshof
Police have cordoned off the area and are investigating.
A bomb was found at Lackmannshof in Hamburg on Tuesday morning. The police were called to the scene at around 10:30 am after a construction worker discovered the device while working on a new building.
The bomb is thought to be from World War II.
The bomb disposal squad was called to the scene and they have now safely removed the device. The area has been cordoned off and the police are investigating the incident.
There have been no reports of any injuries.
The police are urging people to stay away from the area while they investigate the incident. They are also asking anyone who may have information about the bomb to come forward.
What is a bomb?
A bomb is an explosive device that is used to cause damage or harm. Bombs can be made from a variety of materials, including explosives, chemicals, and even everyday objects like nails and glass.
What are the different types of bombs?
There are many different types of bombs, including:
- Incendiary bombs: These bombs are designed to start fires.
- High-explosive bombs: These bombs are designed to cause maximum destruction.
- Cluster bombs: These bombs are designed to scatter smaller bombs over a wide area.
- Nuclear bombs: These bombs are the most powerful type of bomb and are capable of causing widespread destruction.
What are the effects of a bomb explosion?
The effects of a bomb explosion can vary depending on the size and type of bomb. However, some common effects include:
- Blast injuries: These injuries are caused by the pressure wave from the explosion.
- Shrapnel injuries: These injuries are caused by pieces of metal or other debris that are thrown from the explosion.
- Thermal injuries: These injuries are caused by the heat from the explosion.
- Radiation injuries: These injuries are caused by the release of radiation from the explosion.
How can I protect myself from a bomb explosion?
There are a number of things you can do to protect yourself from a bomb explosion, including:
- Stay away from areas where bombs are likely to be used.
- If you see a bomb, do not touch it and call the police.
- If you are caught in a bomb explosion, take cover and protect your head and body from flying debris.
