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    South Sudan is working to remove landmines as people return after conflict, with the UN reporting that since 2004 landmines and explosives have killed and injured over 5,000 South Sudanese. While South Sudan's goal is to clear all unexploded ammunition and minefields by 2026, experts believe this goal will likely be missed as dangerous weapons and land mines continue to be discovered daily across the country.

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    South Sudan is working to remove landmines as people return after conflict, with the UN reporting that since 2004 landmines and explosives have killed and injured over 5,000 South Sudanese. While South Sudan's goal is to clear all unexploded ammunition and minefields by 2026, experts believe this goal will likely be missed as dangerous weapons and land mines continue to be discovered daily across the country.

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    South Sudan is working to remove landmines as people return after conflict, with the UN reporting that since 2004 landmines and explosives have killed and injured over 5,000 South Sudanese. While South Sudan's goal is to clear all unexploded ammunition and minefields by 2026, experts believe this goal will likely be missed as dangerous weapons and land mines continue to be discovered daily across the country.

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    Topic#1
    Part#4
    South Sudan Works to Remove Landmines as people return after
    conflict.
    The United Nations’ Mine Action Services said that since 2004,
    landmines or other military explosives have killed and injured more
    than 5000 South Sudanese.
    South Sudan has goal to clear all unexploded ammunition and
    minefields by 2026. But experts think that goal will likely not be met
    as dangerous weapons and land mines are being found across the
    country each day.
    Words in this story
     military
     Injure
     Unexploded
     Ammunition
     Expert
    Instructor: Abdul Rahman Rahil
     Weapons

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