Unexploded World War II bomb found at Paris train station

A bomb from the Second World War was found on the railway tracks of the Paris-Gare du Nord railway station. This was reported on March 6 by The Guardian newspaper.

"An unexploded bomb was found in the middle of the tracks at night during repair work carried out in the suburb of Saint-Denis," the national railway company SNCF said.

While the local police were working to neutralize the device, the station, where Eurostar trains arrive from London, as well as high-speed and regional trains, was suspended.

According to The Guardian, Gare du Nord is the busiest railway terminal in France, serving about 700,000 people daily.

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