MOSUL TIME RADIO
The Mine Affairs Department of the Ministry of the Environment called on the families and victims of war remnants and terrorist and military operations to review the Environment Department and register their data officially.
The Department of Mine Affairs called on citizens affected by war remnants, explosive devices, and terrorist and military operations in the center of the city of Mosul to review the Nineveh Environment Department, located in the Mohandessin neighborhood in the left part of the city, for the purpose of officially registering their information in the state database. They pointed out that registration began at the beginning of the current month of August, but the turnout was high. The recording is still very weak.
Statistics from the Department of Mine Affairs indicate that there are about 37 thousand people from Nineveh who are victims of military operations and war remnants from 2003 until now.
