Frankfurt to evacuate thousands as huge WWII bomb defusedFRANKFURT (Reuters) - Frankfurt city officials have warned that Germany s financial capital could grind to a halt on Monday if residents don t heed orders to vacate their homes to allow the defusing of a massive World War Two bomb. On Sunday, the city will evacuate some 60,000 people in the nation s biggest such maneuver since the war while officials disarm the British bomb discovered on a building site this week in Frankfurt s leafy Westend, where many wealthy bankers live.  Fire and police chiefs, at a hastily called press conference on Friday, said they would use force and incarceration if necessary to clear the area of residents.  An uncontrolled explosion of the bomb would be big enough to flatten a city block, Frankfurt fire chief Reinhard Ries told reporters.  This bomb has more than 1.4 tonnes of explosives,  he said.  It s not just fragments that are the problem, but also the pressure that it creates that would dismantle all the buildings in a 100-metre (yard) radius. . The HC 4000 bomb is assumed to have been dropped by Britain s Royal Air Force during the 1939-45 war. Such finds are not unusual, but rarely are the unexploded bombs so large and in such a sensitive position. The compulsory evacuation radius of 1.5 km (roughly a mile) around the bomb includes police headquarters, two hospitals, transport systems and Germany s central bank storing $70 billion in gold reserves. Officials on Friday called on Frankfurt s residents to clear the area by 8 a.m. on Sunday and warned the effort could take at least 12 hours. Police said they couldn t begin defusing the bomb until they were sure everyone had left the area. They would ring every doorbell and use heat-sensing technology from overhead helicopters to help them identify stragglers, they said. Roads and transport systems, including the parts of the underground, will be closed during the work and for at least two hours after the bomb is defused, to allow patients to be transported back to hospitals without traffic.  Air traffic from Frankfurt airport could also be affected if there is an easterly wind on Sunday, air traffic control told Reuters on Friday. Also, small private planes, helicopters and drones will be banned from the evacuation zone, they said. Frankfurters can spend the day at shelters set up at the trade fair and the Jahrhunderthalle convention center, police have said. In addition, most museums are offering Frankfurt residents free entry on Sunday, and a few of them will open their doors earlier in the morning than usual, the city said on its website. worldnews
frankfurt evacuate thousands huge wwii bomb defusedfrankfurt reuters frankfurt city officials warned germany financial capital could grind halt monday residents heed orders vacate homes allow refusing massive world war two bomb on sunday city evacuate people nation biggest maneuver since war officials disarm british bomb discovered building site week frankfurt leafy western many wealthy bankers live fire police chiefs hastily called press conference friday said would use force incarceration necessary clear area residents an uncontrolled explosion bomb would big enough flatter city block frankfurt fire chief richard ries told reporters this bomb tonnes explosives said it fragments problem also pressure creates would dismantle buildings yard the hc bomb assumed dropped britain royal air force war such finds unusual rarely unexplored bombs large sensitive position the compulsory evacuation radius km roughly mile around bomb includes police headquarters two hospitals transport systems germany central bank storing billion gold reserves officials friday called frankfurt residents clear area sunday warned effort could take least hours police said begin refusing bomb sure everyone left area they would ring every doorbell use technology overhead helicopters help identify struggles said roads transport systems including parts underground closed work least two hours bomb refused allow patients transported back hospitals without traffic air traffic frankfurt airport could also affected easterly wind sunday air traffic control told reuters friday also small private planes helicopters drones banned evacuation zone said frankfurters spend day shelters set trade fair jahrhunderthalle convention center police said in addition museums offering frankfurt residents free entry sunday open doors earlier morning usual city said website worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Frankfurt to evacuate thousands as huge WWII bomb defusedFRANKFURT (Reuters) - Frankfurt city officials have warned that Germany s financial capital could grind to a halt on Monday if residents don t heed orders to vacate their homes to allow the defusing of a massive World War Two bomb. On Sunday, the city will evacuate some 60,000 people in the nation s biggest such maneuver since the war while officials disarm the British bomb discovered on a building site this week in Frankfurt s leafy Westend, where many wealthy bankers live.  Fire and police chiefs, at a hastily called press conference on Friday, said they would use force and incarceration if necessary to clear the area of residents.  An uncontrolled explosion of the bomb would be big enough to flatten a city block, Frankfurt fire chief Reinhard Ries told reporters.  This bomb has more than 1.4 tonnes of explosives,  he said.  It s not just fragments that are the problem, but also the pressure that it creates that would dismantle all the buildings in a 100-metre (yard) radius. . The HC 4000 bomb is assumed to have been dropped by Britain s Royal Air Force during the 1939-45 war. Such finds are not unusual, but rarely are the unexploded bombs so large and in such a sensitive position. The compulsory evacuation radius of 1.5 km (roughly a mile) around the bomb includes police headquarters, two hospitals, transport systems and Germany s central bank storing $70 billion in gold reserves. Officials on Friday called on Frankfurt s residents to clear the area by 8 a.m. on Sunday and warned the effort could take at least 12 hours. Police said they couldn t begin defusing the bomb until they were sure everyone had left the area. They would ring every doorbell and use heat-sensing technology from overhead helicopters to help them identify stragglers, they said. Roads and transport systems, including the parts of the underground, will be closed during the work and for at least two hours after the bomb is defused, to allow patients to be transported back to hospitals without traffic.  Air traffic from Frankfurt airport could also be affected if there is an easterly wind on Sunday, air traffic control told Reuters on Friday. Also, small private planes, helicopters and drones will be banned from the evacuation zone, they said. Frankfurters can spend the day at shelters set up at the trade fair and the Jahrhunderthalle convention center, police have said. In addition, most museums are offering Frankfurt residents free entry on Sunday, and a few of them will open their doors earlier in the morning than usual, the city said on its website. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: frankfurt evacuate thousands huge wwii bomb defusedfrankfurt reuters frankfurt city officials warned germany financial capital could grind halt monday residents heed orders vacate homes allow refusing massive world war two bomb on sunday city evacuate people nation biggest maneuver since war officials disarm british bomb discovered building site week frankfurt leafy western many wealthy bankers live fire police chiefs hastily called press conference friday said would use force incarceration necessary clear area residents an uncontrolled explosion bomb would big enough flatter city block frankfurt fire chief richard ries told reporters this bomb tonnes explosives said it fragments problem also pressure creates would dismantle buildings yard the hc bomb assumed dropped britain royal air force war such finds unusual rarely unexplored bombs large sensitive position the compulsory evacuation radius km roughly mile around bomb includes police headquarters two hospitals transport systems germany central bank storing billion gold reserves officials friday called frankfurt residents clear area sunday warned effort could take least hours police said begin refusing bomb sure everyone left area they would ring every doorbell use technology overhead helicopters help identify struggles said roads transport systems including parts underground closed work least two hours bomb refused allow patients transported back hospitals without traffic air traffic frankfurt airport could also affected easterly wind sunday air traffic control told reuters friday also small private planes helicopters drones banned evacuation zone said frankfurters spend day shelters set trade fair jahrhunderthalle convention center police said in addition museums offering frankfurt residents free entry sunday open doors earlier morning usual city said website worldnews