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- Rajnath Singh assumes charge as Defence Minister for the second consecutive term
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Hagor’s mine sandals
Hagor Industries has developed a unique product designed to enable soldiers to cross or work within a minefield. Using the MiCS, a soldier can perform mine detention activity or simply cross the minefield in order to move forward to other missions.
The MiCS prevents accidental mine activation. The sandal is made from a reinforced plastic surface. The plastic surface is attached to a canvas and nylon fabric envelope. This flexible envelope contains five compartments, each of which contains one air cushion. These cushions are connected to each other via connection tube and a flexible manifold.
The sandal is filled with air using a rubber tubes with an oral inflation valve. The upper part of the plastic surface is equipped with special straps that harness the soldier’s shoe to the sandal. The MiCS can be used in all types of terrain without loss of efficiency. The product has no metal content allowing the unimpeded use of metal mine detectors and preventing the unintentional detonation of magnetic mines.
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