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Assisted demining starts in Bojayá, Chocó
The commander of the Seventh Army Division, General Juan Carlos Ramírez Trujillo, announced that he has already started the Assisted Demining, a pilot program that has not been used in any other territory.
This will start in Pogue, Bojayá district, with 90 men, 30 security and 60 doing this decontamination. The mission is carried out with EXDE groups, which are specialized teams in handling these explosive devices.
The first step is a baseline to establish what the degree of threat exist. Subsequently the intervention with the EXDE groups.
Work and information with the community will be the most important. This work is also done with the office of the High Commissioner for Peace.
Source: Colombian National Army
The commander of the Seventh Army Division, General Juan Carlos Ramírez Trujillo, announced that he has already started the Assisted Demining, a pilot program that has not been used in any other territory.
This will start in Pogue, Bojayá district, with 90 men, 30 security and 60 doing this decontamination. The mission is carried out with EXDE groups, which are specialized teams in handling these explosive devices.
The first step is a baseline to establish what the degree of threat exist. Subsequently the intervention with the EXDE groups.
Work and information with the community will be the most important. This work is also done with the office of the High Commissioner for Peace.
Source: Colombian National Army
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