Homes in Caerphilly were evacuated on Tuesday morning after a suspected device was discovered at an address in Caernarvon Court. Police responded to the incident around 11.10 am, establishing a 100-metre cordon and evacuating nearby premises for safety measures. The army’s explosive ordnance disposal unit (EOD) was called in to assess and dispose of the object. Thankfully, the EOD confirmed later that the device was an empty shell, resulting in the all-clear given by Gwent Police in the afternoon.
The incident caused a brief disruption as specialist teams carried out their investigation, ensuring the safety of residents in the area. The quick response from the authorities and the EOD prevented any potential risks or harm to the local community. This event serves as a reminder of the dedication and expertise of emergency services in handling such situations efficiently and effectively.
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