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Baku /30.11.20/Turan: From September 27 to November 30, the National Agency for Mine Action of Azerbaijan (ANAMA) carried out 1,543 demining operations, Director of the Agency Gazanfar Ahmadov said at a briefing today.
According to him, 727 unexploded ordnance, 4,330 antipersonnel mines, 1,110 anti-tank mines, 1,743 fuses, 76 detonators, 1,393 small bombs 9N235, 10,730 rounds of various calibers, 2 gas grenades, 27 metrological radio direction finders, 7 drones, 1,643 unexploded missile fragments.
Search and clearance work continues.
Ahmedov urged citizens not to visit uncleaned areas for ammunition, which could lead to a repetition of the tragedy in Fizuli, where 4 people were blown up and killed by an anti-tank mine. -02D-
Politics
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