Content_paragraphs: The Mine Action Service intensified its activities related to explosive ordnance 
  
  risk education, aimed primarily at children and pastoralists, following two accidents 
  
  in Agok and Diffra areas that had resulted in injuries and fatalities. A total of 397 
  
  sessions were delivered, reaching 12,193 men, women, boys and girl s living in the 
  
  Abyei Area. The activities were conducted through short, customized dramatizations. 
  
  The children and pastoralists were also provided related comic books and masks to 
  
  create awareness of explosive remnants of war as well as COVID-19 mitigation 
  
  measures. In addition, the Mine Action Service recruited six community liaison 
  
  officers in Agok, Abyei and Diffra in order to improve community interaction and 
  
  prepared a radio drama in three languages (English, Dinka and Arabic), which was 
  
  broadcast on the local radio in Agok in June. The majority (89.2 per cent) of the 
  
  beneficiaries of the activities managed to distinguish between safe and unsafe 
  
  behaviour. Eighteen awareness-raising sessions on explosive remnants of war were 
  
  also delivered as part of UNISFA induction training sessions, enhancing the 
  
  awareness of 206 UNISFA military and civilian personnel (183 men and 23 women).