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2024年3月22日

著者:
Phontham Visapra, The Laotian Times

Laos: Authorities investigate chemical leak from Chinese-owned rare earth mine into local river amid community outrage

"Houaphan Authorities Investigate Chemical Leak from Mining Company" 22 March 2024

Houaphan’s provincial authorities are promptly responding to reports of chemical discharge from Laos-China Rare Mineral Development Company North 2 Limited into a river in Hua Man and Hua Tabun district, Houaphanh Province. The incident sparked outrage among residents, particularly concerning the impact on fish and livestock, vital sources of nutrition for the local population.

In response, provincial authorities launched an investigation and implemented measures to prevent future chemical leaks into local waterways...

Additionally, the Ministry of Energy and Mines has taken decisive action by issuing a notice mandating the temporary cessation of mining activities until water quality in the affected areas is deemed satisfactory.

Meanwhile, residents have taken to social media platforms to voice their frustration over the provincial government’s handling of the situation. They have raised concerns regarding the potential long-term environmental impact of the chemical discharge and the need for swift and effective measures to safeguard the health and well-being of local communities...

Part of the following timelines

Laos: Chinese-backed mining operations allegedly linked to environmental damage and land disputes

Laos: Contamination fears continue after Chinese-Lao rare earth mine leak, villagers report lack of project information; incl. co. non-responses

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