World War II-Era Bomb Discovered and Safely Detonated in Assam’s Sessa River

A World War II-era bomb was discovered by local youth fishing in Assam’s Sessa River. The unexploded two-inch mortar caused alarm in the community, prompting authorities to cordon off the area. Bomb disposal experts safely detonated the device on the riverbank, highlighting the region’s historical ties to wartime remnants. Such discoveries have occurred before, and locals believe more wartime ordnance may still be hidden in the area.