In Thailand, a dog returned home from a walk with a round homemade explosive device that looked like a ball in its teeth. The animal gave the object to the child, and the frightened parents called the police, Thai newspaper Thairat reported .
A four-year-old son, having received a homemade bomb from a dog, decided to show the find to his father. The bomb was tightly wrapped in cellophane and actually resembled a ball in shape and size, the publication reported.
The child's father, a 34-year-old senior army sergeant, told reporters that on January 2 he returned home for lunch break and saw his son on a pile of sand near the house. The child handed the object to his father and asked: “What is this, dad?”
The man told reporters that he was shocked by what he saw and immediately took the explosives from his son. He placed the bomb in a cardboard box, wrapped it in straw, placed the box on the ground and covered it with a tire.
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Thus, the military tried to mitigate the consequences of an accidental detonation, explained Thairat. The father asked his son where he got the item, and the child said that Latte brought it. Latte is a nine-year-old Labrador dog that lives with the family. She often plays with the boy, including with a ball, the man explained.
The police bomb squad, who arrived on call, took the bomb and said that it was only by luck that it did not explode in the dog’s teeth or in the boy’s hands. Such bombs are usually made by teenagers and used as dangerous firecrackers at holidays, sappers explained. Perhaps the person who made the explosive threw it on the side of a nearby road, afraid of the police, the newspaper's interlocutors suggested.
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Sappers put the object in an iron box with sand and took it away to blow it up away from residential buildings, writes Thairat.
A few days ago in Arkhangelsk, a pensioner accidentally detonated a homemade explosive. A 62-year-old man lit the stove, threw in a few logs, and then it exploded. The police found out that the pensioner himself mined the woodpile to protect the firewood from theft, but later forgot about the homemade bomb.
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