Ronin Rat sets a new mine sniffing record

A rat who detects a mine in Cambodia has set a new world record to become a first rodent to unlock 100 mine and other deadly war remnants.

An African giant bag bag, 109 mines and an unexploded ordinated order since 2021, there are 15 articles, philanthropists preparing animals, he said in a statement.

Cambodia remains full of millions of unexploded ammunition after the 20-year civil war in 1998.

The real difference for people who have a real difference for people who have a real difference for people who have a real difference for the “important work” of the Ginness Book of World Records Ronin are a real difference for people who have to live in the end of their daily lives. “

Apopo, located in Tanzania, currently has 104 rodents or has iroratoes, because nonprofit likes to call them.

Rats are taught to delete chemicals in other weapons abandoned in brands and combat areas. According to small size, rats are not heavy enough to blow up mines.

Rats can check the size of a tennis court in about 30 minutes, if charity can take four days to clean a person with a metal detector.

In addition, tuberculosis can reveal a contagious disease that usually affects the lungs, faster than it will be found in a laboratory Using an ordinary microscopy, Apopo says.

Ronin’s impressive work in the northern Prahin of Cambodia, exceeded the previous record of a rat who leaks 71 thousand mine Presented with a gold medal In 2020 for his heroism.

Because the case of Apopon began 25 years ago, the organization cleared 169,713,000 and other explosives in the world – more than 52,000 Cambodia. Charity, as well as the war, including Ukraine, South Sudan and Azerbaijan, are also working in other countries affected.

According to the mine monitor, there are still four to six million manat and other part-time ammunition buried in Cambodia.