Laos government allocates over US$100mil to solve ongoing fuel crisis in country


Fuel being imported from neighbouring countries into Laos. - Laotian Times

VIENTIANE, July 27: The Lao government has allocated US$102 million toward petrol companies in order to address the ongoing fuel crisis, reports Laotian Times.

The Deputy Prime Minister, Sonexay Siphandon, said at the National Assembly Session that the government has already allocated USD 102 million to the fuel industry in order to address the country’s fuel shortage and meet demands.

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