Peshawar: Halo Trust Scotland – headquartered on Friday continued his work, cleaning up ammunition that did not explode in the war-hit by Afghanistan.
Halo Trust is one of several mining organizations in Afghanistan who cleans out mines that do not explode.
The country’s big debt is filled with bombs and land mines because civilian casualties that often occur.
The Taliban has allowed Halo Trust to continue his work in Afghanistan, the Taliban source told PTI.
More than 1,000 employees Hello Trust continued their mission in five Afghan provinces from Friday, they said.
According to the BBC report, Halo Trust carries 1,400 local Afghan employees into five provinces throughout the country.
They will do their work that dispose of direct mortar shells, grenades and improvised explosive devices.
Organizations, who have worked in Afghanistan for decades, have evacuated all foreign staff from the country last month after the overthrow of the Ashraf Ghani government supported by the Taliban.
The organization at that time had said that he hoped to return to his job to help avoid the increase in victims in Afghanistan.
Citing a charity spokesman, Paul McCann, the report said that it obtained the Taliban permit, after working in the region controlled by the Taliban for years of rebellion.
McCann said their work had a certain urgency this month because so many Afghans moved.
Hello Trust said there was a “really big requirement” for its operations because a large number of people tried to return to their homes with the potential “big surge” in the victim, the report said.
De-Mining Amal Halo Trust Continues Work in Afghanistan
