Yesterday, several Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) were found at a construction site on Jurong Island. The SAF Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) team was activated to the site and assessed the UXOs to be projectiles and Small Arms Ammunitions (SAA). It was transported offsite and safely disposed by our SAF EOD team at approximately 12pm today. Thank you SAF EOD team for your 24/7 operational readiness! 👍🏻 #ArmyReadySoldierStrong Video by: PTE Jovan See (Army News) | The Singapore Army

Thailand’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) teams successfully defused unexploded BM-21 rockets on Wednesday, which had reportedly been fired from the Cambodian side and landed in Nam Yuen district, Ubon Ratchathani province. . One of the rockets was discovered buried approximately one metre underground, close to residential homes. . The EOD team used a controlled detonation with C4 explosives to safely neutralise the device. No damage or injuries were reported in the surrounding area. . Video

Panoorin: Pinangunahan ni CPNP ang Disposal Operation ng Unexploded Ordnance at Improvised Explosive Device ng EOD/K9 na kung saan ginanap sa Crow Valley, Barangay Sta Juliana, Capas, Tarlac | PCADG Central Luzon

"What is new is the scale of the challenge - the amount of ordnance is a real risk to civilians." HALO's Nicholas Torbet spoke to Al Jazeera English about our response in Gaza, where thousands of tons of unexploded bombs need to be cleared before reconstruction can begin. HALO is seeking £60 million a year for five years to fund our response, and Nick explains how we plan to embed bomb disposal experts within local communities and "right into the heart of the reconstruction, where they'll advise