The unexploded bombs of Gaza

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Gazans survive among unexploded bombs

As war rages in the Gaza Strip, undetonated explosives are scattered across the Palestinian enclave and clean-up efforts have stalled. The UN Mine Action Service estimates that between one in 10 and one in 20 bombs fired into Gaza did not go off.

This detailed visual piece by Emma Farge, Adolfo Arranz, Han Huang, Simon Scarr and Nidal al-Mughrabi explains the issue.

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