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- South Korea's Joint Chiefs of Staff and United Nations Command began a landmine investigation on September 27.
- About 40 South Korea troops, UNC officials and investigators performed precision mine searches.
- The team halted the search because of high risk in an unconfirmed minefield.
- Joint Chiefs said the probe will resume later and results will be transparent.
- Two soldiers, including a battalion commander, were injured on September 21 clearing a route.