Explosives Teams Search For Unexploded Munitions In Lebanon

BEIT YAHOUN, LEBANON - AUGUST 26: Mines Advisory Group employee Fadil Assi (C) directs others in covering up a cache of unexploded munitions before detonating them August 26, 2006 in Beit Yahoun, Lebanon. Cluster bombs, officially known as unexploded M42 submunitions, were used widely by the Israeli military in the recent conflict in Lebanon and often leave unexploded remnants that can explode when handled weeks or months later by civilians. (Photo by Chris Hondros/Getty Images)