Unexploded ordnance continues to claim lives and cause injuries in Syria, according to a recent report by a local charity. The organization highlights that every six hours, at least one person dies and five others are injured due to unexploded weapons. These incidents occur across various regions, often in areas previously affected by conflict. The charity emphasizes the ongoing danger posed by leftover munitions, which remain active long after hostilities have ceased. Efforts to clear these remnants are ongoing but face significant challenges. Local communities remain at risk, with many unaware of the potential hazards. The report calls for increased international support to address the issue.