CLEAN : Zimbabwean deminers keep the Falklands safe

The transcript covers personal reflections on living abroad, the challenges and perceptions of a dangerous job, and details about demining operations in the Falklands. It highlights the emotional aspects of being away from family, the bravery required for the job, and the teamwork involved in demining.

Why does the speaker find it easier to live in the current location?

• Due to the availability of better job opportunities

• Because of the low cost of living

• Due to having someone to talk to who understands their background

• Because of the good weather

How do people perceive the job discussed in the video?

• As a simple and easy job

• As a job that requires a lot of education

• As a job with high financial rewards

• As a dangerous but brave job

What personal challenge does the speaker mention?

• Missing their family every day

• Struggling with language barriers

• Adapting to the local cuisine

• Finding affordable housing

What is the main reason the speaker works away from home?

• To escape from their home country

• To provide for their family

• To learn a new language

• To gain international experience

What is the primary task of the deminers mentioned in the video?

• Building new infrastructure

• Teaching local children

• Clearing minefields

• Conducting wildlife research

Since when has the same group of deminers been working in the Falklands?

• Since 2020

• Since 2015

• Since 2010

• Since 2005

What qualities are attributed to the deminers in the video?

• Inexperienced and new

• Unreliable and troublesome

• Cheerful and reliable

• Lazy and unmotivated