Two teenagers were injured in Jumla, Nepal, after an old bomb exploded while they were attempting to dismantle it. The incident occurred as the youths were trying to cut open an iron pipe containing gunpowder, intending to repurpose it for use in a water tap. Authorities believe the device dates back to the period of conflict in Nepal. The explosion caused injuries to both teenagers, and their condition is currently being assessed. This highlights the ongoing danger posed by unexploded ordnance in regions of Nepal, years after the end of the civil war. Local officials are urging caution and advising residents to report any suspicious items to authorities rather than attempting to handle them themselves. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the lasting legacy of conflict and the risks associated with such materials.