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Thousands of residents in the city of Plymouth, southwest England, are undergoing a large-scale evacuation as authorities embark on the delicate task of removing an unexploded World War Two bomb. The operation, described by the Ministry of Defense as "one of the largest UK peacetime evacuations since World War 2," aims to ensure the safety of the community during the removal process.
The unexploded bomb, a remnant from World War Two, was discovered in the city, prompting an immediate and comprehensive response from local authorities and military personnel. The evacuation plan is designed to minimize risks and potential hazards. . .
