Getting Mines Out of the Ground, Now

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Yellow sticks reveal the density of mines laid around a former Vietnamese military base at Banteay Srah Preah Vihear temple - a national treasure to which HALO initially opened access by clearing 3262 mines from the temple grounds the adjacent market and the main road Villagers resettled on HALO cleared ground Cambodian amputee farmer Location Manager Makara briefing visitors from Japan in a HALO minefield A deminer rests between work periods at Banteay Chas Doun Sour - yellow sticks show where mines have been removed Anti-tank mines account for just one percent of all mines found in Cambodia but 23 percent of all casualties Russian manufactured PMN anti-personnel mines handed over to HALO by military Beneficiaries after hand-over of a HALO task, clearing timber to allow planting of crops Nil Koun family with HALO Field Officer Pin Bun Chaouy at Doun Saur - yellow sticks show where mines were removed

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