VOICED : Egypt battles landmines 75 years after El Alamein

The video discusses the ongoing issue of landmines in Egypt, particularly in the northwest region affected by the 1942 Battle of El Alamein. It highlights the efforts of the Egyptian military in mine clearance and the impact of landmines on human lives, including the work of the Artificial Limb Centre. The video also covers educational initiatives aimed at raising awareness among children about the dangers of landmines, supported by EU funding.

What historical event is responsible for the landmines in northwest Egypt?

• The Yom Kippur War of 1973

• The Six-Day War of 1967

• The Suez Crisis of 1956

• The Battle of El Alamein in 1942

What is the role of the Desert Mine Clearance Regiment?

• To educate children about mine safety

• To provide medical aid to mine victims

• To clear landmines from contaminated areas

• To fund anti-mine campaigns

How often do artificial limbs require maintenance for those living in desert conditions?

• Every two years

• Every year

• Every month or every month and a half

• Every four to six months

What was the impact of the European Union's donation to anti-mine efforts?

• Decrease in mine incidents

• No change in mine incidents

• Complete removal of all mines

• Increased number of mine incidents

What is the primary goal of the educational programs mentioned in the video?

• To teach children how to deactivate mines

• To raise awareness about the dangers of mines

• To train children to become deminers

• To encourage children to play near minefields