GERMAN anti-tank mines discovered at Pembroke pose a low risk to the public, Festung Guernsey has said.
Unexploded Bomb news
Mines found on beach ‘pose low risk to the public’
Tide and silt postpone detonation
POLICE bomb disposal experts had to abandon an attempt to blow up two German anti-tank mines yesterday.
Large crowd watches as Second World War mine is destroyed
PEMBROKE shook yesterday as an anti-tank mine was blown up by police bomb disposal officers, blasting sand and shrapnel into the air.
Cubs discover Second World War bomb
CUB scouts who found a bomb at Le Catioroc were allowed to press the button on a controlled explosion that destroyed it safely.
Shell is man’s fifth Pembroke find since May
METAL detecting fan Michael Newman has turned up another unexploded Second World War device.
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