What happened: Approximately 150 phosphorus grenades from World War Two were discovered on a UK beach and have been safely disposed of by the Army.
Why it matters:
- The find highlights ongoing risks from unexploded ordnance in coastal areas.
- Local residents and visitors could have been endangered if the grenades were disturbed.
MNN Take: Old military munitions can still be found decades later, requiring careful removal to ensure public safety.
Sources: BBC UK