Immediate requirements to analyse Afghan specimens.
How to contribute to and support Project: Afghanistan.
Read excerpts from Field Team's Afghan Trip Report.

Quotes from Field Team's Trip Report

 
"The UMRC field team was shocked by the breadth of public health impacts coincident with the bombing. Without exception, at every bombsite investigated, people are ill. A significant portion of the civilian population presents symptoms consistent with internal contamination by Uranium."

"They (the bombs) combined significant explosive force with hard-target penetration features. These weapons punched through three or more layers composed of steel reinforced roofs and two or more concrete walls without detonating. They then passed through the concrete floor/foundation slabs, to bury 3 to 4 meters in the earth before exploding."

"People rush to look for survivors and pull out the bodies. Mr. Sahib Daad digs through the remains of their house to rescue his two young sons. They died in his arms as the sun rose over the mountains. Entangled in the remains of the neighbour's house are eight bodies - mother, grandmother and six little girls."

Read excerpts from Field Team's Afghan Trip Report.

Latest findings :

01.02.2003: Please read our latest report on UMRC's preliminary findings in Afghanistan and Operation Enduring Freedom or download it as pdf here.

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