India-Backed Project Clears Nearly 198,000 Sq M of Mine-Contaminated Land in Cambodia
The cleared land is expected to benefit about 134 families and support farming, housing and other livelihoods, the Indian embassy said.
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India-backed project clears nearly 198,000 sq m of mine-contaminated land in Cambodia
Nearly 198,000 square metres of mine-contaminated land in Cambodia's Koh Kong province has been cleared under an India-backed project. The land in Kaoh Pao village has been handed over to the local community, benefiting around 134 families.
Indian support sees mine-free land presented to villagers in south-western Cambodia
PHNOM PENH: Land which has been cleared of landmines and unexploded ordnance (UXOs) has been formally returned to the residents of Kaoh Pao village, in Koh Kong province's Pak Khlang commune. The clearance efforts were supported by an Indian government Quick Impact Project (QIP).
India-backed project clears nearly 198,000 sq m of mine-contaminated land in Cambodia - THE LOCAL REPORT ARTICLES
Phnom Penh, Nearly 198,000 square metres of mine-contaminated land in Cambodia’s Koh Kong province has been cleared and handed over to the local community under an India-backed project, benefiting around 134 families, according to authorities and media reports. India-backed project clears nearly 198,000 sq m of mine-contaminated land in Cambodia The land in Kaoh Pao ...
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Mine-free land returned to Kaoh Pao villagers in Cambodia with India's support
Digital Desk | Phnom Penh, Oct 4 (IANS) Land cleared of landmines and unexploded ordnance under the Indian government's Quick Impact Project (QIP) was formally handed over to the residents of Kaoh Pao Village in Cambodia's Koh Kong Province. Deputy Chief of Mission at the Indian Embassy in Cambodia, Tanu Priya; Koh Kong Province Deputy Governor Y. Nearynet; and Deputy Secretary General of the Cambodia Mine Action and Victim Assistance Authorit…
Mine-free land returned to Kaoh Pao villagers in Cambodia with India’s support
Phnom Penh, Oct 4 (SocialNews.XYZ) Land cleared of landmines and unexploded ordnance under the Indian government's Quick Impact Project (QIP) was formally handed over to the residents of Kaoh Pao Village in Cambodia's Koh Kong Province. Deputy Chief of Mission at the Indian Embassy in Cambodia, Tanu Priya; Koh Kong Province Deputy Governor Y. Nearynet; and Deputy Secretary General of the Cambodia Mine Action and Victim Assistance Authority (CMAA…
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