Two days ago, the police and security authorities in Japan were damaged by a strange iron ball found by citizens on Enshu Beach in the city of Hamamatsu.
This prompted the police to impose a security cordon, and to appeal to beachgoers to stay away, pending the examination of the strange object, according to local agencies.
It turned out later that this large mysterious ball, with a diameter of regarding 1.5 meters, is not dangerous until now. After examining it by experts through x-rays, they found that it was hollow inside, so they ruled out that it was a mine.
But the confusion did not end, as experts are still unable to determine what that brown-orange ball is, or to know its source.
While one of the beach goers confirmed to the official NHK station: “He saw the ball there regarding a month ago without budge,” expressing his surprise at this sudden interest in it now.
She also revealed that he tried to move or remove her, but he did not succeed.
However, the television footage broadcast of this ball ignited a whirlwind on social media, especially as it came shortly following Japan announced that it “strongly suspected” many Chinese spy balloons that had flown over its territory in recent years.
