Bomb disposal refers to the process of safely handling, neutralizing, or disposing of explosive devices, such as bombs, landmines, and other ordnance. This operation is typically carried out by specially trained personnel known as bomb disposal experts or explosive ordnance disposal (EOD) technicians. Their primary goal is to mitigate the risk of detonation and ensure public safety. Bomb disposal involves various techniques, including remote detonation, disarming mechanisms, and controlled explosions. The procedures can vary depending on the type of explosive device and its condition, emphasizing the importance of training, experience, and the use of specialized equipment in these potentially hazardous situations.
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