Mill Road Bridge in Cambridge has been closed this afternoon (February 18) following the discovery of an unexploded Second World War bomb. The device was found in a garden, prompting an immediate response from the authorities. The incident was reported at approximately 12:55 PM.
Traffic and Pedestrian Restrictions in Place
Due to the potential danger, police have restricted access to the bridge for both vehicles and pedestrians. Stagecoach East has also announced that buses will not be serving Mill Road until further notice. Photos shared with CambridgeshireLive show police officers at the scene, with the area cordoned off as a precaution.
Police and Explosives Experts Responding
A spokesperson for Cambridgeshire Police confirmed that officers were called to the scene shortly after the discovery. A 100-metre safety cordon has been set up, and bomb disposal experts are on their way to assess and safely remove the device.
Authorities have urged people to stay away from the area while they work to resolve the situation. Further updates are expected as emergency teams handle the incident.
The discovery of an unexploded WWII bomb in a Cambridge garden has led to major disruptions in the area. Police and explosives experts are working to ensure public safety, and residents are advised to avoid Mill Road until further notice. Authorities will provide updates once the situation is under control.
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