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Diving for Deadly Bombs in Cambodia
A devastating legacy of Cambodia's brutal civil war are the bombs that still lie at the bottom of the country's waterways. They kill and maim unsuspecting fishermen each year. A new US-funded programme trains Cambodians -- some of whom have never swum before -- to dive in zero visibility water to retrieve unexploded ordnance. Phnom Penh-based photographer Charles Fox has been documenting this remarkable programme.
(Photo: UXO salvage diver Morn Vuth. Credit: Charles Fox)
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