Mega First: No impact from Laos dam disaster


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PETALING JAYA: Mega First Corp Bhd, the developer of the Don Sahong hydroelectric plant (DSHP) in Laos, has said that its project is unaffected by the dam breach incident at a nearby development.

The company said in a filing with Bursa Malaysia that this was confirmed after making enquiries with the management of Don Sahong Power Company (DSPC) and its consultants.

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