CLEAN : UN demining body explodes landmines in South Sudan

The video discusses safety checks and instructions for participants in a minefield area. It highlights the role of national mine action leadership and the importance of community involvement in mine clearance. The video also explains the threats posed by mines and their impact on mobility, particularly in South Sudan. Concluding remarks emphasize the ongoing threats and the need for continued safety measures.

What is the primary focus of the safety instructions given in the first section?

• To ensure everyone takes pictures safely

• To guide people on how to use equipment

• To prevent stepping over hazardous areas

• To encourage exploration of the area

What is the main role of the national authorities in mine action?

• To plant new mines

• To streamline reporting and clear mines

• To provide financial aid

• To relocate affected communities

Why is clearing mines important for the people of South Sudan?

• It reduces the cost of living

• It allows for safe travel and daily activities

• It increases the value of the land

• It helps in building new infrastructure

What was the previous use of the area now identified as a live minefield?

• A school

• A shopping center

• A cattle camp

• A residential area

How do landmines affect mobility in the contaminated area?

• They create new paths for travel

• They restrict movement and daily activities

• They improve road conditions

• They have no impact on mobility

In which region of South Sudan was the concentration of war and landmines the highest?

• Juba City

• Western Bahr el Ghazal

• Equatoria

• Northern Bahr el Ghazal

What is the current status of landmines in South Sudan?

• They are only found in urban areas

• They are still a threat

• They are no longer a concern

• They have all been cleared