traumatic amputation a young Kolbar after a mine blast in Sardasht
15:10 - 8 June 2019
Kurdpa Agency: Mine blast cases traumatic amputation of the foot of a Kurdish Kolbar who is from Rabat, Sardasht.
According to a report by the Kurdistan Press Agency, on Friday, June 7th, a Kurdish Kolbar named \"Danial Azizi\", 25, from Rabat, Sardasht, mine blast cased traumatic amputation his foot in Sardasht.
This incident was occurred in heights of the village of Kani Zard, Sardasht.
Then, he was transferred to medical centers at Sardasht for medical treatment and is currently undergoing medical care.
According to available information, 6 million hectares of Iran\'s soils are contaminated with mines. According to statistics, there are more than 20 million mines across Iran, including Ilam, Kermanshah, Kurdistan and Urmia provinces due to the security and borderline of this provinces, these areas have the largest mines planted.
The work of clearing infected regions with mines were starting in Kurdistan and southwest regions of Iran in 1366 (Hijri) by the Army, IRGC and Basij. This clearing was carried out by the Ministry of the Interior from 1377 to 1382 (Hijri) and it has been entrusted with the Islamic Republic of Iran Mine Action Center which was formed by Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces Logistics (Iran) in 2003 for mine clearance .
According to a report by the Kurdistan Press Agency, on Friday, June 7th, a Kurdish Kolbar named \"Danial Azizi\", 25, from Rabat, Sardasht, mine blast cased traumatic amputation his foot in Sardasht.
This incident was occurred in heights of the village of Kani Zard, Sardasht.
Then, he was transferred to medical centers at Sardasht for medical treatment and is currently undergoing medical care.
According to available information, 6 million hectares of Iran\'s soils are contaminated with mines. According to statistics, there are more than 20 million mines across Iran, including Ilam, Kermanshah, Kurdistan and Urmia provinces due to the security and borderline of this provinces, these areas have the largest mines planted.
The work of clearing infected regions with mines were starting in Kurdistan and southwest regions of Iran in 1366 (Hijri) by the Army, IRGC and Basij. This clearing was carried out by the Ministry of the Interior from 1377 to 1382 (Hijri) and it has been entrusted with the Islamic Republic of Iran Mine Action Center which was formed by Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces Logistics (Iran) in 2003 for mine clearance .
