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Land mine from Second Lebanon War wounds foreign ordinance expert
By The Associated Press

A land mine left after the Second Lebanon War between
Israel and militant group Hezbollah wounded a foreign demining expert, the Lebanese state-run National News Agency reported Monday.

The agency said Mertzi Zouzi, from Zimbabwe, was working for the United Nations Mine Action Coordination Center near the south Lebanon town of Jezzine, some 35 kilometers from the Israeli border, when a mine he was attempting to deactivate went off.
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According to the agency, Zouzi suffered serious injuries to his shoulder and to one eye, and was rushed to hospital in the port city of Sidon.

Separately, security officials in Beirut said Lebanese troops dismantled Monday two unexploded rockets also left over since the war in the town of Bayada near the southern port city of Tyre.

A villager found the two shoulder-fired anti-tank projectiles as he cleared the rubble of a collapsed wall, the officials said under conditions of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to the media.

The UN and human rights groups have said that Israel dropped approximately 4 million cluster bomblets during the war.

UN ordinance clearing experts say that up to 1 million of the cluster bombs failed to explode and now endanger civilians in the zone.

Lebanese authorities and the UN have called on Israel to provide a map of the land mines it planted in southern Lebanon during its occupation of the region, which ended with its complete withdrawal in 2000
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  3.   HOW MANY NATIONALITIES WILL SUFFER ISRAELI CRIMES? 22:29  |  JACKAL 18/06/07
  4.   #1 - how do you know they are being held there? 22:51  |  Don Camillo 18/06/07
  5.   #3-JACKAL 00:30  |  Ben 19/06/07
  6.   rehovot #1 00:33  |  Gee 19/06/07
  7.   Guess he wasn`t an expert then..Zimbabwe? 03:06  |  Nemesis 19/06/07
  8.   #4 03:45  |  Moshe 19/06/07
  9.   Jewish Cowards indiscriminately bombs civilians 10:52  |  lydia 19/06/07
  10.   2: Grow up deVoshkes 12:47  |  David Teich 19/06/07
  11.   #9 17:00  |  Dave 19/06/07
  12.   It should be Israelis cleaning up their own mess 20:28  |  John 20/06/07
  13.   12: No, the EU is as responsible, if not more, than Israel 12:43  |  David Teich 21/06/07
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  16.   John 12 02:03  |  sabra 20/06/08
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