CLEAN : WWII bomb defused near Berlins

The video discusses construction activities in Berlin, where a WWII bomb was discovered. Safety measures, including evacuations and transport suspensions, are implemented to disarm the bomb. The bomb disposal process involves removing the fuse and transporting the bomb to a designated site for destruction. Technical details of the disarmament process are also explained.

What was the weight of the bomb found in Berlin?

• 50 kilograms

• 100 kilograms

• 150 kilograms

• 200 kilograms

What actions were taken to ensure safety before defusing the bomb?

• Only the bomb site was cordoned off

• A safety perimeter was established, and roads, canals, and railways were closed

• Only the nearby houses were evacuated

• No specific actions were taken

How many houses were evacuated as a precautionary measure?

• 30 houses

• 60 houses

• 40 houses

• 50 houses

What is the first step in the bomb defusal process?

• Transporting the bomb to a safe location

• Removing or sawing off the fuse

• Burying the bomb deeper underground

• Detonating the bomb in place

What happens if the fuse cannot be removed easily?

• The bomb is left in place

• Alternative methods are used

• The bomb is immediately detonated

• The operation is abandoned