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Dynamite Cube Discovered Near Grocery Store in Lier, Norway
LIER, Norway – Authorities responded to a report of a dynamite cube found outside a Kiwi grocery store in Gullaug, Lier, on Monday afternoon. A perimeter was established as a safety precaution.
According to operations manager Solveig Angeltveit Valderhaug of the police, the discovery was made by a store employee.the police received the report around 3:45 PM.
Crews from the Bomb Group handle the dynamite found.
Photo: Eline Larsen
Police Investigate Suspicious Find
the cube was discovered on the ground in the parking area outside the Kiwi store. “We do not know how it ended up there, but it should not be there,” authorities stated.
While a small area has been cordoned off, operations manager Valderhaug confirmed that no evacuations of the store or surrounding buildings were necessary following the discovery.
She described the dynamite cube as seemingly harmless,adding that there was no immediate danger of an explosion.
Understanding Dynamite Cubes: A Brief Explainer
Dynamite cubes,typically used in controlled blasting operations,contain a mixture of nitroglycerin and other absorbent substances to stabilize the explosive. While generally stable under normal conditions, they require careful handling and are not intended for civilian use. Proper storage and disposal are crucial to prevent accidents. Authorities are investigating how this particular cube ended up in a public area.
The presence of serial numbers on dynamite cubes allows investigators to trace their origin, potentially revealing how the explosive ended up outside the store. This process involves checking records of sales, inventory, and usage at construction sites, mines, or other locations where dynamite is legally used.
When a dynamite cube is found in an unexpected location, bomb squads are called in to assess the situation. these experts use specialized equipment to determine the stability of the explosive and safely remove it for disposal. Public safety is the top priority during these operations.
The bomb squad is in place.
photo: Eline Larsen
Police have set up barriers outside the Kiwi
