Bangkok: The Royal Thai Navy's Mine Clearance Unit has discovered four PMN-2 mines and metal debris along the Phu Makhuea patrol route.
According to Thai News Agency, the Royal Thai Navy, through its 2nd Mine Clearance and Removal Team, initiated operations at the Phu Makhuea Operations Base on September 20, 2015. The primary mission was to clear mines to ensure the safety and security of personnel and the operational area.
The operation involved creating a drill route for the unit's patrol, measuring 1 meter in width and extending over a distance of 346 meters, resulting in a safe area of 346 square meters.
Upon inspection, the team discovered explosives and dangerous objects, including a 40mm round, four PMN-2 mines, and a significant amount of metal debris, obstacles, and fallen objects.