Cambodia Emphasizes Dual Approach of Mine Clearance and Risk Education
Cambodia is strengthening its approach to mitigating risks from unexploded ordnance (UXO) by emphasizing risk education for residents alongside physical clearance operations. Concerns are particularly high regarding newly identified cluster munitions in border areas with Thailand.
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