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FEATURE-Afghan war amputees turn prosthesis pros

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: Reuters By Simon Gardner KABUL, Sept 10 (Reuters) - Orthopaedic specialist Najmuddin Helal has just one requirement for prospective recruits at Afghanistan's largest prosthetics workshop in Kabul ...

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NEPAL: Activists urge more government action on de-mining

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: IRIN Anti-landmine activists are concerned at the slowness in clearing landmines and improvised explosive devices (IEDs) in the country. Many civilians, including children, continue to be at risk, said Ban Landmines Campaign Nepal (NCBL) on 13 August....

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WWII-Era Mine Discovered

by (author unknown), NPR Topics: News

A World War II mine was discovered Thursday in the Black Sea port of Sevastopol, Ukraine. The mine may weigh up to 1,100 pounds and may contain up to 110 pounds of TNT. Melvin Goodman, Senior Fellow at the Center for International Policy, talks with Alex Chadwick....

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UN says thousands flee Mogadishu, children at risk

by , AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: Reuters GENEVA, Aug 3 (Reuters) - Somali children are at risk from unexploded ordnance around the capital Mogadishu, where daily fighting has forced 27,000 people to flee since June, U.N. agencies said on ...

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UGANDA: Landmine victims struggle to reintegrate

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: IRIN The return of peace to northern Uganda has prompted many formerly displaced people to return home, but resettling into the villages has proved tough for landmine survivors....

add a comment | Sep 05, 2008    


Campaigners criticise Georgia over cluster bomb use

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: Reuters By Robert Evans GENEVA, Sept 3 (Reuters) - Campaigners seeking a ban on cluster bombs called on Georgia on Wednesday to renounce any further use of the weapons which it said it had used against ...

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NIGER: Food needs grow as conflict continues

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: IRIN An on-going desert conflict continues to ground agricultural activities in the mountainous desert, where more than 10,000 people have been displaced by sporadic fighting and landmine explosions....

add a comment | Sep 02, 2008    


Cluster bombs killed 14 in Georgia conflict-group

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: Reuters By Robert Evans GENEVA, Sept 1 (Reuters) - At least 14 people were killed by cluster bombs during the Georgia-Russia war over South Ossetia in August according to experts in the conflict ...

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Suspected Maoist attack kills 12 in India

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: Reuters RANCHI, India, Aug 30 (Reuters) - A suspected Maoist attack in eastern India killed 12 security officers on Saturday after the vehicle they were travelling in exploded. "Twelve security ...

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NIGER: Army seizes outlawed anti-personnel mines

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: IRIN The Niger army says it has seized a stockpile of more than 1,000 anti-personnel landmines it found abandoned on the Niger-Chad border. If confirmed as anti-personnel mines, this would be the first time such a large quantity of these outlawed mines, intended to maim and kill individuals rather than...

add a comment | Aug 29, 2008    


Key Georgian rail line reopens after explosion

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: Reuters TBILISI, Aug 25 (Reuters) - Georgia's main east-west railway was reopened overnight following a fuel train explosion on the line west of the central town of Gori, Georgian Railways said on Monday. ...

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Fuel train explodes on main Georgian railway

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: Reuters (Adds prime minister) By Margarita Antidze GORI, Georgia, Aug 24 (Reuters) - A fuel train exploded on Sunday on Georgia's main east-west rail line and police said it appeared to have hit a ...

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Explosion heard outside key Georgian town

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: Reuters GORI, Georgia, Aug 24 (Reuters) - A loud explosion was heard west of the Georgian town of Gori on Sunday, a Reuters correspondent reported, and police said it appeared a train carrying fuel had hit a ...

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Cash crisis hits cluster bomb clearance in Lebanon

by (author unknown), AlertNet Newsdesk

Source: Reuters TYRE, Lebanon, Aug 22 (Reuters) - Many of the 44 teams clearing cluster munitions scattered by Israel in south Lebanon during its 2006 war with Hezbollah will have to stop work this month for lack of ...

add a comment | Aug 22, 2008