Agency to breed dogs to sniff out mines


This year, the Cambodian Mine Action Centre (CMAC) will breed more than 100 dogs to train them to sniff out mines in the Kingdom so that the nation will no longer need to rely on importing dogs for this purpose from abroad.

CMAC director Heng Ratana said that on Feb 9 a mine-sniffing dog had given birth to 11 puppies at CMAC’s Technical Institute of Mine Action.

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