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Records of accidents are not always made available. Sometimes this is for political or legal reasons. For example, the records shows that few incidents have occurred in Croatia, but the Croatia MAC limits formal access to its accident reports for legal reasons, and so the DDIV contains few records for Croatia, but that does not imply that few accidents have occurred there. In many cases records are withheld because an individual in a demining group or a MAC fears the consequences of being open and honest about accidents. Any demining group that claims to be working to the IMAS should make their accident records available, but a few refuse to do so. Their records are often obtained from the National Authority or by other means.
Records are held for the countries listed below. Absence from the list does not imply that no accidents have occurred there. The number of accidents listed for a country does not indicate the frequency of accidents there.
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