Hundreds of foreigners remain stranded in Laos


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VIENTIANE, Oct 4: Hundreds of foreign workers and tourists remain stranded in Laos, unable to return to their home countries, reports Loation Times.

While the number of foreigners remaining in Laos who wish to return to their home countries is unknown, over 250 foreign nationals have formed a Facebook group to share information and assistance following the Lao government’s decision to suspend charter flights.

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