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India Deploys 3 Warships To Counter Attacks In Arabian Sea
The Indian Navy's explosive ordnance disposal team on Monday carried out a detailed inspection of merchant vessel MV Chem Pluto on its arrival at Mumbai harbour.
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6 Dead, Many Injured In Explosion Near Ordnance Depot In Maharashtra
Six people were killed and 10 were injured this morning after an artillery shell exploded during handling near an ordnance depot in Maharashtra's Wardha. The 23 mm shell exploded while it was being unloaded for disposal, a defence official said. Four were killed on the spot, and two died during treatment at a hospital, the police said.
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50-Year-Old Live Explosive Fished Out From Sea. Next, Controlled Blast
A local fishing vessel in New Orleans, USA, yesterday reeled in an unexploded military shell, leading to the area being closed as the Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad and Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal teams were called.
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A 1,000-Pound WWII Bomb Was Pulled Out Of The Ground Without Exploding
Police and explosive ordnance disposal technicians removed a 1,000-pound bomb that failed to explode during World War II but that successfully brought traffic to a standstill Wednesday in a bustling Hong Kong neighborhood. It was the second bomb discovered in the area just this week.
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Anti-Terror Robots Debut in Beijing
Amid increasing terror attacks at home and abroad, a Chinese firm has introduced three robots specialising in reconnaissance, armed attack and moving and defusing a bomb.
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13 Injured in Blast at Ordnance Factory in Madhya Pradesh
Thirteen workers of Ordnance Factory Khamaria (OFK) have sustained minor injuries after a blast occurred in an explosive waste that was being disposed of on the campus in Jabalpur, an official said.
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World War II explosives found in Mumbai Harbour
The Indian Navy has safely disposed of 90 unexploded ordnances, believed to be of World War II vintage, discovered during dredging operations in the Mumbai Harbour over the past few days, a defence official said in Mumbai on Friday.
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India Deploys 3 Warships To Counter Attacks In Arabian Sea
The Indian Navy's explosive ordnance disposal team on Monday carried out a detailed inspection of merchant vessel MV Chem Pluto on its arrival at Mumbai harbour.
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6 Dead, Many Injured In Explosion Near Ordnance Depot In Maharashtra
Six people were killed and 10 were injured this morning after an artillery shell exploded during handling near an ordnance depot in Maharashtra's Wardha. The 23 mm shell exploded while it was being unloaded for disposal, a defence official said. Four were killed on the spot, and two died during treatment at a hospital, the police said.
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50-Year-Old Live Explosive Fished Out From Sea. Next, Controlled Blast
A local fishing vessel in New Orleans, USA, yesterday reeled in an unexploded military shell, leading to the area being closed as the Massachusetts State Police Bomb Squad and Navy Explosive Ordnance Disposal teams were called.
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A 1,000-Pound WWII Bomb Was Pulled Out Of The Ground Without Exploding
Police and explosive ordnance disposal technicians removed a 1,000-pound bomb that failed to explode during World War II but that successfully brought traffic to a standstill Wednesday in a bustling Hong Kong neighborhood. It was the second bomb discovered in the area just this week.
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Anti-Terror Robots Debut in Beijing
Amid increasing terror attacks at home and abroad, a Chinese firm has introduced three robots specialising in reconnaissance, armed attack and moving and defusing a bomb.
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13 Injured in Blast at Ordnance Factory in Madhya Pradesh
Thirteen workers of Ordnance Factory Khamaria (OFK) have sustained minor injuries after a blast occurred in an explosive waste that was being disposed of on the campus in Jabalpur, an official said.
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World War II explosives found in Mumbai Harbour
The Indian Navy has safely disposed of 90 unexploded ordnances, believed to be of World War II vintage, discovered during dredging operations in the Mumbai Harbour over the past few days, a defence official said in Mumbai on Friday.
