Mine Ban Treaty status: Not a State Party... Stockpile: Unknown... Contamination: APMs; some AVMs and ERW... Estimated area of contamination: Extensive... Demining progress in 2006: None reported... MRE capacity: Increased but remains inadequate... Mine/ERW casualties in 2006: Total: 243 (2005: 231)... Mines: 232 (2005: 231): Unknown devices: 11 (2005: 0)... Casualty analysis: Killed: 20 (2 civilians, 2 children, 6 military, 10 unknown) (2005: 5); Injured: 223 (4 civilians, 2 children, 16 military, 201 unknown) (2005: 225)... Estimated mine/ERW survivors: 10,605 (2005: 8,864)... Availability of services in 2006: Decreased-inadequate... Key developments since May 2006: Both the military junta and non-state armed groups continued to use antipersonnel mines extensively. Prolonged military operations in eastern states bordering Thailand increased mine contamination; Burmese migrants gave first reports of mine contamination in Mandalay division. Mine/ERW casualties increased in 2006. ICRC closed five field offices and was unable to serve conflict casualties in border areas. A survey identified 464 mine/ERW casualties in Karen state.