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A large-scale evacuation is to take place in Berlin on Friday morning to allow experts to defuse a World War Two bomb, the BBC reports.
Buildings will be cleared from 09:00 (07:00 GMT) in an 800m radius from the construction site where the bomb was discovered.
The zone includes government ministries, a hospital and the city’s central railway station.
Thousands of unexploded bombs from the 1939-45 war are found every year.
Police say there is no immediate danger from the 500kg British bomb, which was found on Heidestrasse last Wednesday.
