A decades-old rocket-propelled grenade kills 2 toddlers who found it in the Cambodian countryside
- A rocket-propelled grenade, over 25 years old, exploded in Cambodia, killing two 2-year-old cousins.
- The explosion occurred while their parents were working on a nearby farm, and the children stumbled upon the unexploded weapon.
- Cambodia's countryside is estimated to contain 4-6 million land mines and unexploded munitions remaining from past conflicts.
- Heng Ratana stated that old munitions are particularly dangerous as they degrade and become volatile.
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Two toddlers killed in old grenade blast in Cambodia
PHNOM PENH: A rocket-propelled grenade believed to be more than 25 years old killed two cousins, a girl and a boy both 2 years old, when it blew up on Saturday (Feb 22) near their homes in rural northwestern Cambodia, officials said. The accident happened in Siem Reap province’s Svay Leu district, where
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