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strong evidence to the contrary involving massively encumbered scrap metal trucks arriving at the NTS street factory directly from Poipet, Cambodia.(14) If you would like more detailed information about the issue, please refer to the 2004 study commissioned by Mines Advisory Group (MAG), Handicap International Belgium (HIB), and Norwegian People's Aid (NPA), titled Tampering: Deliberate handling and use of live ordnance in Cambodia. Research Supervisor: Richard Moyes. Available from: MAG (http://www.mag.org.uk) HI-B (http://www.handicapinternational.be/) or NPA (http://www.npaid.org/). Footnotes: (14) Field Interview with Mr. Bay, Thai truck driver, Poipet, Cambodia, December 2004. Additionally, during December 2004, substantial footage was recorded in Poipet of Thai trucks being loaded with the metal casings of munitions and crossing the border into Thailand. Mulitple interviews with the drivers of the trucks, and with the owners of the scrap yards yielded the destinations of the trucks, and the names of the purchasing factories. <<back |
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