Mine explosion in Maidan Wardak Province leaves four injured
Local sources in Maidan Wardak province report that four children were injured in a mine explosion in the province.
On Thursday, December 19, report indicated that the incident occurred in the village of “Ali Khan” in the Chak district of Maidan Wardak.
According to reports, four children, including two brothers, were injured in the explosion.
The injured children, aged between 7 and 12, are in critical condition, with one of them being in serious health.
The mines that injured the four children were remnants of over four decades of conflict in the province, left behind as ordnance from past wars and continuing to pose a threat to civilians.
This tragic incident highlights the ongoing dangers posed by unexploded mines, remnants of past conflicts, and the long-term impact on civilians, especially children.
Meanwhile, it is crucial for authorities and international organizations to prioritize mine clearance efforts to protect vulnerable communities and prevent further casualties.
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