Unexploded Ordnance Safety
What to do about unexploded ordnance when you go home — the one rule, how to report it, who clears it, and the order a safe return happens.
If you are coming back to Khiam, the most dangerous thing in town is not always something you can see. Unexploded shells, cluster bomblets and booby-traps are left in homes, gardens, fields and rubble — some of it left behind after the fighting stopped. This page is the short version of how to stay safe: one rule, what to do if you find something, who to call, and the order a safe return happens.
Do not enter a home, field or road until it has been checked and cleared
A cleared road does not mean your house is cleared. Cluster bomblets, shells and booby-traps have been found in homes, gardens, fields and rubble across Khiam. Wait for the official all-clear for your area, and treat your own home and land as unchecked until a clearance team has checked them.
If you find something
Do not touch it, move it, or go near it