Honeymoon joys turned into mourning for a British couple because of the bombs used during the First World War. There was a sudden explosion in this bomb buried under the ground. While the woman suffered serious injuries in this accident, two people died.
London: A British couple living in Britain went to Ukraine for honeymoon, so that they could start a new beginning of their life in the beautiful plains. The girl’s brother and some friends were also with the couple. Everyone was sharing the touch and untouched aspects of their life by lighting a fire during the night, when a loud explosion turned happiness into mourning. This explosion was caused by a bomb buried during the First World War.
Mountains were built
According to the report of ‘Daily Mail’, Lidia Makarchuk, who lives in Bracknell, Berkshire, went to Ukraine with her husband Norbert Varga on honeymoon last month. He made his base in the Carpathian Mountains near the Hungarian border. During the night, everyone was talking by lighting a fire. Lydia was telling how Norbert praised her shoes and the two kept coming closer to each other.
Wife got serious injury
In the midst of the conversation, Norbert Varga went to the tent to collect his camera. As he turned to come back there was a loud bang. He immediately reached out to his wife, Lydia Makarchuk, who was badly injured. The bomb blast had turned their happiness into mourning. Lydia’s brother and a friend died in this accident. While he has suffered serious injuries on his hands and face.
Help took one hour to reach
It took about an hour for help to arrive after the accident. Lydia said, ‘Everything was going very well. Then there was a loud bang. Some sharp things flew and hit my face, I had lost hearing. I was screaming in pain. When the smoke was removed, I saw that not only me but the rest of the people were also in the same condition. I was told later that my brother is no longer in this world.
It is being told that the explosion was caused by an explosion in a bomb buried in the ground during the First World War. Due to the heat of the fire that the couple had lit, the bomb exploded. The report said that the bomb came from the time of the Brusilov invasion, which was part of a bloody campaign by the Russians against Austria-Hungary in 1916.
