Add to ORKGAt about 0930hrs, [Victim No.2] observed the shadow of [Victim No.1] walking behind him. He saw [Victim No.1] walk along the cleared lane, to a point in front and slightly left of where [Victim No.2] was working. At this time, [Victim No.1] was inside the cleared area, about one-and-a-half metres from where [Victim No.2] was working. One or two seconds after this, an explosion occurred when the PMN/ML-7 combination which killed [Victim No.1] detonated [inside the uncleared area in front of the deminer: it appears that Victim No.1 stepped into the uncleared area for some reason and his injuries imply that he was crouching/squatting when the accident occurred]
The work-site leader, [the Victim], came to deminer [Deminer 1] at 9:20 to measure and record the po...
The investigators determined that the victim was marking the cleared area up to a mine he had uncove...
At the time of the accident, Victim No.1 was excavating a detector reading. Victim No.2 was the dete...
The demining pair were clearing a lane as a team with one doing the detection and the other clearing...
[The Victim] was part of an [Demining group] Mine Clearance Team was clearing an area of ground that...
There were no witnesses to the actual explosion, however [the Victim] was walking back to the end of...
The victim had been a deminer for three years. It was two months since he had last attended a revisi...
The victim\u27s partner found two PMA-3 mines and the Team Leader disarmed them and put them in a m...
The deminer and his partner were unable to use detectors (because they were reading continuously a...
A deminer [the victim in a later accident on the same day] began clearance and located a PMN. He inf...
Referring to demining sequence, deminer no. 1 conducted vegetation removal drill (skipped tripwire d...
At 12:40 the two victims were at an appropriate place to site a spur, so the Team Leader instructed ...
The victim was working as a deminer in a lane where “mechanical demining” had taken place. He detona...
The accident occurred at the start of the working day when the victim began working in the same lane...
Signed by an expatriate specialist and dated 5th September 1998, the report stated that demining had...
The work-site leader, [the Victim], came to deminer [Deminer 1] at 9:20 to measure and record the po...
The investigators determined that the victim was marking the cleared area up to a mine he had uncove...
At the time of the accident, Victim No.1 was excavating a detector reading. Victim No.2 was the dete...
The demining pair were clearing a lane as a team with one doing the detection and the other clearing...
[The Victim] was part of an [Demining group] Mine Clearance Team was clearing an area of ground that...
There were no witnesses to the actual explosion, however [the Victim] was walking back to the end of...
The victim had been a deminer for three years. It was two months since he had last attended a revisi...
The victim\u27s partner found two PMA-3 mines and the Team Leader disarmed them and put them in a m...
The deminer and his partner were unable to use detectors (because they were reading continuously a...
A deminer [the victim in a later accident on the same day] began clearance and located a PMN. He inf...
Referring to demining sequence, deminer no. 1 conducted vegetation removal drill (skipped tripwire d...
At 12:40 the two victims were at an appropriate place to site a spur, so the Team Leader instructed ...
The victim was working as a deminer in a lane where “mechanical demining” had taken place. He detona...
The accident occurred at the start of the working day when the victim began working in the same lane...
Signed by an expatriate specialist and dated 5th September 1998, the report stated that demining had...
The work-site leader, [the Victim], came to deminer [Deminer 1] at 9:20 to measure and record the po...
The investigators determined that the victim was marking the cleared area up to a mine he had uncove...
At the time of the accident, Victim No.1 was excavating a detector reading. Victim No.2 was the dete...