QuickCheck: Was a live bomb discovered near a factory in Kinarut?


IN THE early years of World War II, Peninsular Malaysia experienced some of the most intense battles between the Allies and the Axis. Because of this, although the war ended 77 years ago, unexploded ordnance, such as bombs, can still be found today.

Recently, news went viral online that factory workers in Kinarut found a live WWII bomb in Kinarut, Sabah.

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