Unexploded World War II bomb found near Tanjung Manis port


  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 24 Apr 2018

SARIKEI: An unexploded WWII bomb was found by an odd-job worker near Tanjung Manis Fishery port while he was searching for scrap metal.

Sarikei OCPD Supt. Awang Arfian Awang Bujang said on Tuesday (April 24) that the bomb was found at about 4pm on Monday when the 42-year-old man was digging for scrap metal in an undergrowth.

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