120 km of the coastal road cleared of mines and 7.5 tons of explosive remnants of war removed: UN Libya
By Sami Zaptia. London, 5 April 2021: 120 km of Libya’s main west-east coastal road have gone through mine clearance ...
Tag: mine clearance
UNSMIL mourns death of two Tripoli mine clearers
By Sami Zaptia. London, 7 July 2020: Acting Special Representative of the Secretary-General (ASRSG) for Libya and Head of the ...
Mine clearer killed in Benghazi explosion
By Libya Herald reporters. Mine clearer Ahmed Muftah Al-Fakri who died today (Photo: social media) Benghazi, 24 October 2016 An ...
UN Mine Actions Service trains Libyans in mine clearance
By Libya Herald staff. Participants attend mine clearance course (Photo: UNSMIL) Tripoli, 23 May 2015: Twenty Libyans are participating in ...
NATO bomb destroyed in Azizia
By Frank Brumfit The munitions are detonated (Photo: DCA Mine Action / Frank Brumfit) Tripoli, 9 July 2013: Last week ...
Mine clearance threatened by $18.5 million deficit
By Reem Tombokti. Ammunition, unexploded remnants of war and land-mines still pose a danger in Libya (Photo: UNMAS) Tripoli, 7 ...
Estonian mine clearance expert killed in Dafniyah
An Estonian mine clearance expert was killed on Saturday when an unexploded mine blew up. He has been named as ...
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