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Quang Tri: 108 explosives safely detonated

The Mines Advisory Group (MAG) said on February 18 that its team has safely moved and detonated 108 dangerous explosives found in a Melaleuca forest in the central province of Quang Tri’s Hai Son commune.
Quang Tri: 108 explosives safely detonated ảnh 1Illustrative photo (Source: VNA)
Quang Tri (VNA) - The Mines Advisory Group(MAG) said on February 18 that its team has safely moved and detonated 108dangerous explosives found in a Melaleuca forest in the central province ofQuang Tri’s Hai Son commune.

There were 103 37mm artillery shells and five 40mm grenades discoveredby the team at a depth of about 30cm below the ground in a location that is some200m away from the residential area.

Determining that these explosives are eligible to move, theybrought them to a gathering ground for detonation.

According to the Quang Tri Mine Action Centre, in 2021, governmentaland non-governmental organisations with mine remediation activities clearedover 37 million sq.m of land by demining 27,660 bombs, mines, explosives of allkinds./.
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