Mine risk education training module - Avsi

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S E S S I O N S Know What to Do if You Find an Unknown Object This is the most important information that you will teach the participants. What do I do if I find an unknown object DO’S STOP moving. It could be a mine or a bomb! Do not forget that there could be others hidden nearby STAY CALM CHECK you position for signs of other mines/UXO WARN others around about the potential danger and don’t allow anyone to approach MARK the area with a visible, recognizable and agreedupon sign to keep others away from danger MOVE BACK along the same path you just walked, retracing your footsteps REPORT to a local authority (LC, religious or social leader, etc) FOLLOW UP to make sure the object has been removed DON’TS Panic Touch or handle the mine in any way Throw anything at the mine Attempt to burn the mine or throw it in the water Disturb the area around the mine in any way - there may be others hidden Move any closer to or around the object - there may be tripwires hidden Use your phone within 100 meters of the object 17 STOP moving and STAY CALM. MARK the area and MOVE BACK. REPORT to a local authority. FOLLOW UP.
What do I do if I find an injured victim DO’S CALL immediately for skilled personnel and medical assistance ADVISE the casualty to crawl out on the same path she or he just used, retracing their footsteps if possible DON’TS Rush in to help, as there may be other mines in the area S E S S I O N S When you find an injured victim, immediately call for skilled personnel to assist the victim in reaching a safe area and to provide First Aid. Additional instructions drivers, riders, and cyclists These are additional topics you can cover if your target group includes anyone who will be travelling extensively by road or working with those who do. Avoid mines/UXO on the road DO’S Stay on main roads that are regularly used Keep to the center of the road Follow the tracks of vehicles ahead of you Maintain a distance of 20 meters of the car in front of you Use sandbags on the floor and under the seats to protect passengers when moving through mine/UXO-suspected areas Have a First Aid kit and flashlight in every vehicle Have one or two spare tires available DON’TS Drive or ride over any object Pull off the road until the verges are checked Assume that previous tracks are always safe 18
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