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UN says 37 million tonnes of debris in war-ravaged Gaza could take 14 years to clear

An official with the UN Mine Action Service said unexploded ordnance buried in the rubble would complicate the clean-up operation.

By: scmp.com
  • Apr 27 2024
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UN says 37 million tonnes of debris in war-ravaged Gaza could take 14 years to clear
UN says 37 million tonnes of debris in war-ravaged Gaza could take 14 years to clear
An official with the UN Mine Action Service said unexploded ordnance buried in the rubble would complicate the clean-up operation.

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