08 Cases Strictly Prohibited in Ammunition Destruction Areas

22:27, 09/07/2024

The contents are detailed in Circular 158/2019/TT-BQP promulgating Standard QCVN 08:2019/BQP, the National Technical Regulation on the demolition of offensive grenades and explosive warheads, destruction, and demolition of offensive explosive devices.

To be specific, according to the regulations in Circular 158/2019/TT-BQP, within areas designated for the disposal of fragmentation grenades and explosive projectiles, lethal explosives, explosive fragmentation, the following actions are strictly prohibited:

Prohibited actions in explosive projectile disposal area, Circular 158/2019/TT-BQP

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- Freely moving within the disposal area or coming into contact with projectiles without being assigned a task;

- Bringing along the following items: Devices that can emit sparks or fire-creating devices; devices that can produce electricity (except for individuals who are assigned a task);

- Undertaking any actions that can emit sparks or electricity;

- Using stimulants;

- Detonating primer explosives without a safety signal from lookout positions and without the command of the officer in charge;

- Arbitrarily dismantling parts or component parts of the projectiles;

- Leaving the shelter without the command of the officer in charge;

- Direct contact with projectiles equipped with detonators that were fired (launched) or thrown but did not explode; projectiles that were ejected from the disposal pit after detonation within the disposal pit.

For more related regulations, see Circular 158/2019/TT-BQP effective from December 09, 2019.

Thu Ba

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