The hidden threat of unexploded WWII bombs in the Solomons

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In the Solomon Islands a hidden threat lurks in the land, with devastating consequences. The War Below: Restoring Hope in the Solomon Islands is a new documentary screening at the Doc Edge Festival which exposes the danger of unexploded Second World War bombs in the country. They were left behind after the fighting by Japan and the Allies, including New Zealand and Australia. Even today 20 people are killed or maimed every year - including our guest Maeverlyn Pitanoe, she spoke to Susie along with the film's Executive Producer Cleo Fraser and Director Tuki Laumea. They explained how they first became aware of the issue.

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