Who actually pays for damages from bomb explosions? - WWII bomb detonation in Hanau damages dozens of homes but spares lives
A World War II bomb detonation in Hanau has damaged up to 28 houses, but no injuries were reported. The city has set up a hotline for affected residents to report property damage and seek compensation. Authorities will now assess claims to cover repair costs. The controlled explosion took place after a 250-kilogram bomb was discovered in the area. While the detonation caused structural damage to nearby houses, emergency services confirmed that no one was hurt during the operation. The detonation in Hanau follows standard procedures for dealing with unexploded ordnance from past conflicts. With no injuries reported, the focus now shifts to assessing and repairing the damaged houses. Residents have been urged to use the hotline to begin the claims process as soon as possible.
