Fri,Feb 7,2014
A suspected World War II bomb was found by construction workers who were digging underground structure for a hotel on Queen's Road East in south China's Hong Kong, Feb. 6, 2014.
The bomb was believed to be left during the World War II when Japanese invaded Hong Kong, but it needs confirmation. A bomb disposal squad has been called in and will decide whether to remove it or deal with it at the site. All the guests of nearby hotels have been evacuated.
Suspected WWII bomb found in HK island
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