War-left US aerial bomb safely removed in Cambodia


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PHNOM PENH (Xinhua): A Cambodian Mine Action Center (CMAC)'s expert team on Tuesday (Oct 10) safely removed a war-left US-made MK-82 aerial bomb from an area on the northwestern suburb of Phnom Penh, a mine clearance chief said.

CMAC's Director-General Heng Ratana said the team discovered the unexploded bomb and safely transported it to the CMAC's disposal center.

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