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France wildfires reveal hundreds of WW2 shells in village.
Hundreds of unexploded Second World War shells have been uncovered in the village of Le Porge in south-western France after wildfires swept through the area, the BBC reports.
Explosions heard while the fires were burning are believed to have been the old munitions detonating.
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Hundreds of unexploded Second World War shells have been uncovered in the village of Le Porge in south-western France after wildfires swept through the area, the BBC reports.
Explosions heard while the fires were burning are believed to have been the old munitions detonating.
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