23/08/2024 Svizzera (Suisse-Schweiz-Svizra)
“If you ever come across anything suspicious like this item, please do not pick it up, contact your local law and/or enforcement agency for assistance”.
The Swiss government is offering more than £40,000 to whoever can come up with the best solution to recover ammunition from several of the country’s lakes. The Federal Office for Defence Procurement armasuisse launched the competition to find an “environmentally friendly and safe” way to get the ammunition out of the water. Fifty thousand Swiss francs is up for grabs for the three best entries, which may not be used immediately but “could serve as the basis for further clarifications or for launching research project”.
Photo-Source: forcesnews.com
Auch von verrosteten Krieisrelikten und Waffen können noch Gefahren ausgehen. Beim Fund von Kriegsmaterial wird ein Sicherheitsabstand eingehalten und sofort die Polizei zu verständigen. Der Besitz von Kriegsrelikten ist laut Polizei allgemein verboten.
Par sécurité, la police conseille à la population de ne pas toucher ou déplacer ce genre de munitions.
È importante ricordare che, in casi analoghi, è fondamentale evitare di avvicinarsi a congegni esplosivi per la loro potenziale pericolosità e informare immediatamente le Forze di Polizia.
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