More Than 14,000 Derelict Explosives Cleared from Libyan City and Nearby Farmland
A team of international and local partners has removed over 14,000 derelict explosives from a Libyan city and surrounding farmland. The effort has helped displaced residents consider returning to their land. The work has been ongoing since 2018.
Over 14,000 explosives were removed from a Libyan city and nearby farmland by a group including the UN, Italy, and the HALO Trust. The removal allowed displaced people to think about returning to their homes.
Clearing explosives makes land safe for people to live and work on again. It helps communities rebuild after conflict and reduces the risk of injury or death.
The effort shows how collaboration between different groups can make a real difference in people's lives. It highlights progress in a region affected by war.
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