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Deadly Landmine Blast Claims Driver’s Life in Eastern Afghanistan
(MENAFN) A tragic accident in eastern Afghanistan has left a farmer dead after his tractor struck a landmine while he was working in his field, according to reports.
The incident occurred in the Qarabagh district of Ghazni province when the agricultural vehicle ran over an explosive device believed to be a remnant from past conflicts. Local authorities said the victim was plowing his land at the time of the explosion.
Officials noted that this is the second similar case in the province within a single week. Another person was killed in a comparable explosion in a nearby district just days earlier, highlighting the continuing danger posed by unexploded ordnance in the area.
Security representatives have urged residents to report any suspicious objects to authorities rather than attempting to approach them, in an effort to prevent further casualties.
Afghanistan remains heavily affected by landmines and unexploded weapons left behind from decades of conflict and foreign military presence. These hazards continue to pose a serious risk to civilians, particularly in rural farming communities where everyday agricultural activity can inadvertently trigger deadly explosions.
The incident occurred in the Qarabagh district of Ghazni province when the agricultural vehicle ran over an explosive device believed to be a remnant from past conflicts. Local authorities said the victim was plowing his land at the time of the explosion.
Officials noted that this is the second similar case in the province within a single week. Another person was killed in a comparable explosion in a nearby district just days earlier, highlighting the continuing danger posed by unexploded ordnance in the area.
Security representatives have urged residents to report any suspicious objects to authorities rather than attempting to approach them, in an effort to prevent further casualties.
Afghanistan remains heavily affected by landmines and unexploded weapons left behind from decades of conflict and foreign military presence. These hazards continue to pose a serious risk to civilians, particularly in rural farming communities where everyday agricultural activity can inadvertently trigger deadly explosions.
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