A long suffer from landmine

Resulted from decades of war, Cambodia is left with poor infrastructures and almost zero of human resources. Even worst, the country is still struggling with landmines, one of the country's silent killers.

It a slow and paintful process to clear one signle landmine. A deminer could spend the whole day to just identify and clear one.

All of my friends, I would like to invite all of you to spend 3 minutes on a documentary about landmine clearance. It is an effort to rescue land for farmers. Enjoy it and I am waiting for your comments.

Comments

Bunly Meas said…

Yes, it is painful. One mine equals one Cambodian life.

27 October 2008 at 14:10

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