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...
National flag carrier Lao Airlines has passed an audit and renewed registration from the IATA International Air Transport Association Operational Safety Audit (IOSA).
The IOSA...
Laos will crack down on foreign-owned businesses operating in the country without the proper permit.
The Lao government has begun to inspect foreign-owned businesses to...
Blue Emergency Poles, which began to appear across Vientiane a few months ago, are designed to provide a real-time emergency response service and on-the-spot...
The Lao government is to provide information on the job market through a new partnership with the country’s largest employment website operator, 108 Jobs,...
