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Wildfire causes more than 100 explosions after hidden WWII shells blow up

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Wildfires can often uncover and ignite hidden hazards, including unexploded ordnance from past conflicts, due to the intense heat they generate. The presence of undetonated World War II shells in certain areas is a legacy of the conflict, with some devices remaining buried and undiscovered for decades. This incident highlights the ongoing risks associated with unexploded wartime remnants.
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Wildfire causes more than 100 explosions after hidden WWII shells blow up
The intense heat detonated the wartime explosives.
4 Aug, 10:13
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