Elementary Students Want to Sell Bomb Heritage of World War II

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DP/ Jubi,  - Alfa Brian Marweri, elementary school students (SD) Instruction New Doyo, Sentani, Jayapura, Papua Province, found objects suspected mortar bombs from World War II to.

Head of Public Relations Papua Police Commissioner of Police Patrige warin, in Sentani, Friday (03/06/2015), said the nine-year-old elementary school student who found the mortar bomb was originally going to sell the bomb.

"Initially when it was discovered, the students asked permission from a teacher to sell the discovery of iron," he said.

Sr. warin explained, the students thought that the objects found it just a hunk of scrap metal that was about to be sold to scrap metal dealers.

"When shown to the teacher, raised suspicion so decided to bring the object to the Police (Police) Jayapura for safekeeping," he said.

He said, when shown to the officer at the police station Jayapura, it is known that the object is a type of mortar bombs from World War II to.

"Until now manifold mortar bombs were still secured in Jayapura Police does not arise for things that are undesirable or harmful," he said again.

In 1944, Allied forces (USA) had attacked the Japanese base at the airfield and Doyo Sentani, Papua, so it is believed are still many remnants of World War II in the form of bombs. (tabloidjubi.com/DP)