Recently, Vietnam has been contending with droughts and resulting damages, especially in 2015 when it suffered heavy losses, especially in rice crop yields.
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Lao Authorities Allow Chinese Firm to Plant on Land Promised to Dam Collapse Survivors
Authorities cleared the land three months ago so victims of the disaster would be able to grow crops, but the authorities recently allowed a Chinese investor to plant bananas.
Rising pollution a major concern for Vietnam’s parents
The number of cases of respiratory infections in children has grown from 2-3 percent to 10 percent.
Mekong Delta sees slow progress in upgrade of trading households into companies
The delta has nearly one million trading households, or almost a fifth of the country’s total number, which contribute a great deal to the region’s economic development.
Thai Cabinet gives nod to 3-airport, high-speed rail contract
Local residents to be affected by the high-speed train development project called for the government to disclose details of the joint venture contract and give locals a say in the project.
Myanmar is confiscating land that people depend on
British and Australian courts long justified the denial of land titles to aboriginal Australians. It’s an old trick, but it’s not supposed to be played against millions of poor people in 2019.
Lao Dam Collapse Due to Use of Soil: Water Experts
Laos couldn’t disclose its findings “because they are in the process of negotiating with the South Korean government about what information should or should not be released to the public.”