On 11 September, Luang Prabang authorities seized 17 items suspected to be wildlife products weighing 28.03 kilograms, amid concerns over wildlife trafficking in the province.
Officers inspected a property in Sanghalok village and recovered suspected rhinoceros horn, carved ivory, wildlife bile and traditional medicines containing wildlife ingredients, along with equipment...
UPDATED: 23 March 2020, 9:58pm
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A Chinese national who traveled through Laos has been confirmed to have been carrying the new Coronavirus.
According to a document acquired by the Laotian...
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The Marketing Taskforce (MTF) has taken ownership of the official digital media assets of Southern Laos — designed to promote tourism in the destination...
