Augsburg

17-year-old Simona from Varna, who disappeared in Germany and was missing for a few days, has been found. She is alive and well, her sister Galinda wrote on Facebook.

Simona Georgieva lives with her family in the Bavarian town of Augsburg. On April 17, around 19.20, the girl left her apartment in the Oberhausen district to buy a doner, and her tracks were lost.

A 17-year-old Bulgarian woman has gone missing in Germany. Relatives called her for help in social networks, reported "24 hours".

Some 70,000 people in Frankfurt will have to leave their homes this weekend in one of the biggest such evacuations in post-war Germany, police said Aug. 30, after an unexploded World War-II bomb nicknamed "blockbuster" was uncovered.

An operation to defuse an unexploded British bomb from World War Two in Germany's Augsburg, where 54,000 people were forced out of their homes, was ended in success after 11 hours of work. 

More than 54,000 people in the southern German city of Augsburg started to be evacuated from their homes Christmas morning while authorities defuse a giant 1.8-ton aerial bomb from World War II.

The city's medieval cathedral and City Hall are in the area that was sealed off. 

Over 54,000 people in the German city of Augsburg will be evacuated on Christmas due to the need to dispose of a one-tonne bomb left from World War II.

The medieval cathedral and the municipal building fall within the range of the zone cut off. People who do not have the option of staying with relatives will be put up in local schools.