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The disposal of what Paris police called an "excessively dangerous" unexploded bomb disrupted rail and road networks in the ...

The bomb was found near railway tracks in Paris at around 4am on Friday, forcing Eurostar to cancel all trains to and from the French capital.

Authorities eventually defused the half-ton bomb after evacuating about 200 people from homes in the area and cancelling international and local trains.

The bomb, described as "really huge," was successfully disposed of after over 300 officers mobilized to handle the situation, and travel resumed shortly after.

Workers discovered an unexploded World War II bomb under the train tracks about 1 1/2 miles north of Gare du Nord station in Paris early Friday morning, according to NBC. The discovery led to major ...