An unexploded shell was discovered in a lot in Kallikrateia, Halkidiki, during construction work and was safely neutralized by the army later in the day.
On the afternoon of the incident, an unexploded shell was found in a lot located in the center of Kallikrateia, Halkidiki, during ongoing construction activities. Local police quickly secured the area to ensure the safety of nearby residents and onlookers. The presence of such ordnance poses a significant safety risk, and proper protocols were followed to mitigate this threat.
As the afternoon progressed, specialized military personnel, specifically from the Land Mine Clearance Battalion, arrived at the scene. By shortly before 5 PM, they successfully neutralized the shell, ensuring that it no longer posed a danger to the public. The disposal of unexploded ordnance is a critical task, especially in regions where past military engagements may have left behind hazardous remnants.
The discovery highlights ongoing concerns regarding unexploded munitions in various parts of Greece, particularly in areas with a history of conflict. Such incidents serve as a reminder of the importance of safety measures during construction and land development, prompting authorities to remain vigilant in monitoring land for potential hazards.
