DDASaccident066

Database, Humanitarian Demining Accident and Incident

DDASaccident066

By Humanitarian Demining Accident and Incident Database

Abstract

Prior to the accident a two-man team including Victim No.3 were clearing a one metre wide lane. They were wearing frag-jackets, helmets and visors. The Team supervisor (a Uruguayan National) was not wearing protective clothing. He became Victim No.1. Another ex-pat supervisor (Pakistani National) on site was wearing a helmet and visor. He became Victim No.2. The deminers could see a partly exposed PMN about two metres in front of the end-of-lane marker stick

Topics: DDAS, 1996, Angola, missed mine, PMN, AP, Defense and Security Studies, Peace and Conflict Studies, Public Affairs, Public Policy and Public Administration, Public Policy, Social and Behavioral Sciences, Social Policy

Publisher: JMU Scholarly Commons

Year: 1996

OAI identifier: oai:commons.lib.jmu.edu:cisr-globalcwd-1267

Provided by: James Madison University

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DDASaccident066

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