Tabo Chantal, victim of an anti-personnel landmine explosion in the DR Congo @ICRC
Tabo Chantal, victim of an anti-personnel landmine explosion in the DR Congo @ICRC
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
In Ituri, in the northeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, Tabo Chantal was injured in an anti-personnel landmine explosion near a water source.

She lost the baby she was carrying and the use of her legs.

Her story illustrates the lasting consequences of conflict and the resilience of survivors facing landmines and other explosive remnants of war.
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Tabo Chantal, victim of an anti-personnel landmine explosion in the DR Congo

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