The police in Oslo have reported the discovery of a hand grenade on Maria Dehlis vei, which was found during the relocation of a container in a container rental area. The situation has prompted authorities to involve the bomb disposal squad, who are currently conducting their investigations on site. They have determined that the grenade is unstable, necessitating a controlled detonation at its current location.

This planned detonation is expected to create a loud and powerful explosion, though police have assured the public that there is no danger to individuals or buildings in the vicinity. The specific origin of the hand grenade remains unknown, and further forensic investigations are set to take place to ascertain its background and any potential implications.

The incident reflects ongoing concerns regarding unexploded ordnance in urban areas, particularly in cities with historical significance related to military activities. Authorities continue to monitor and respond to such findings promptly to ensure public safety and address any risks associated with hazardous materials.