London City Airport closed in search of World War II bombs

London City Airport has been closed for the discovery of a bomb during World War II. The bombs were found in the fifth fifth day of the airport on Sunday in the UK's fifth-fifth house on Thursday.

According to BBC Online reports, expert officials and British Royal Navy confirmed the authenticity of the bomb. Then the airport was closed at 10pm.

London City Airport authorities requested not to use passengers' airports. At the same time they have suggested to contact their respective airlines.

The British police said they were working with the Royal Navy to dispose of the bomb. Immediately after receiving the bomb, the Royal Navy surrounded the area of ​​214 meters. The movement of ordinary people and passengers in the zone was banned. After getting the bomb, some roads around the airport have been closed.