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Cambodia’s legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

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Two separate explosions from ordnance left over from Cambodia’s decades of warfare killed five people and injured two others, the head of the country’s demining agency said Monday.

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Cambodia's legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

Two separate explosions from ordnance left over from Cambodia’s decades of warfare have killed five people and injured two others.

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Cambodia's legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

Two separate explosions from ordnance left over from Cambodia’s decades of warfare have killed five people and injured two others

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Cambodia's legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

Two separate explosions from ordnance left over from Cambodia’s decades of warfare have killed five people and injured two others

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Cambodia's legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — Two separate explosions from ordnance left over from Cambodia’s decades of warfare have killed five people and injured two others. Some 4 million to 6 million land mines and other unexploded munitions are estimated to have littered Cambodia’s countryside during almost three decades of war and disorder that ended in 1998. Despite a very active demining program, many dangerous munitions remain in place. The director gen…

14 days ago·Panama City, United States

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Cambodia's legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

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Cambodia’s legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) — Two separate explosions from ordnance left over from Cambodia’s decades of warfare killed five people and injured two others, the head of the country’s demining agency said Monday. Some 4 million to 6 million land mines and other unexploded munitions are estimated to have littered Cambodia’s countryside during almost three decades of war and disorder that ended in 1998. On Saturday, four members of a family in the nor…

14 days ago·Washington, United States

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Cambodia’s legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

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Cambodia's legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

Cambodia's legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

Cambodia's legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

Cambodia's legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

Cambodia's legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

Cambodia's legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

Cambodia's legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

Cambodia's legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

Cambodia's legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

Cambodia's legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

Cambodia’s legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

Cambodia’s legacy of war remains deadly as 5 are killed by unexploded ordnance over the weekend

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