Vientiane authorities have revealed that illegal mining activities across the capital cover over 135 hectares, far exceeding legal limits.
Of eight companies operating in the city, three held legal permits covering 10 hectares but were found mining over 61.82 hectares, surpassing their authorized limits.
Meanwhile, five companies operated without authorization over...
Agricultural practices and fires are major contributors to air pollution in Laos, writes Nasar Hayat, UN FAO Representative to Laos in an Op-ed.
A recently...
The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment has issued a warning about dangerous levels of air pollution now being recorded across Laos.
According to...
Investing in people means prioritizing education as the world marks the fifth International Day of Education.
This year’s theme - “to invest in people, prioritize...
foodpanda has donated ten percent of order values in 2022 to the Lao Friends Hospital under its "One Order One Smile" campaign.
Ms. Thanyalat Chaleunsouk,...
Mosquitoes carrying Wolbachia bacteria will be released in Vientiane Capital's Saysettha and Chanthabouly districts between late April and September to prevent the growth and...
A group of tourists who visited Phou Khao Khouay National Park have uncovered a massive illegal logging operation.
"The chainsaws could be heard all...