South Korea Finds 12 Wooden Bombs from Floods
South Korea announced the discovery of 12 booby-trapped wooden boxes carried by floodwaters from its northern neighbor, near Hwangcheon Port in Incheon. Military authorities have been instructed to handle the situation, and the identified explosive boxes were detonated. It is believed that the mines were swept away by rain and ocean currents from North Korea to the coasts of South Korea. This incident highlights the danger of abandoned mines in the region and the impact of weather conditions on their distribution.
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