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In order to raise awareness of the dangers of landmines, leftover since the Cambodian conflict, to the villagers living along Thai-Cambodian borders in Sakaew province, Mine Risk Education (MRE) programme funded by Caritas Germany is still ongoing.
Date |
Venue |
participants |
October 12-13 |
Ban Tap Tim Siam 03 Village,
Tap Thai Sub-district., Tapraya District |
30 |
October 20 |
Ban Sala Kiew Village,
Klongkai-thuern Sub-district., Klonghard District |
61 |
October 28-29 |
Ban Tap Seri Village,
Tap Sadet Sub-district, Tapraya District |
30 |
November 11-12 |
Ban Khao Look Charng Village,
Tapraya Sub-district., Tapraya District |
30 |
November 18-19 |
Ban Tap Thai Village
Tap Thai Sub-district., Tapraya District |
30 |
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Total |
181 |
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Landmine Aawareness Trainers are from Humanitarian Mine Action Unit (HMAU),
COERR Aranyaprathet and COERR Surin team staff
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Knowledge of Landmine Danger
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Landmines are displayed for participants to recognize and avoid touching or stepping on them
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Participants are border communities, men and women especially community leaders,
public health volunteers and villagers at risk
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Lecture on Rights of the Disabled
given by Provincial Social Development and Human Security Officer
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First-aid demonstration for the injured by Sakaew Province’sTapraya Hospital staff
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First-Aid drills and practice for landmine survivors and other injured are necessary.
Should any incidents occur the skills can be used.
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First-aid for the leg injured
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Careful Transport of the Injured
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