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oh,laos gov. i know u not stupit ,but u all not smart enough..why stop to build,save water, make home for fish, don't listen thai peoples, not thier land,more water more fish,if china not let water down mekog dry fish die because thai people kill them,and easy for the thai cross border to kill the trees,and steal the cow..many things they come to do in or land.....
Jun 21, 2012 04:55 AM
Reply to this commentGood decision by the Laotian government. Damming rivers creates many unintended consequences, mostly negative. The US has been dismantling some of its dams on rivers because the disadvantages usually outweigh the advantages.
May 10, 2012 10:31 AM
Reply to this commentThe attempt to prevent Laos to build the hydroelectric dams across the Mekong that are its main assets to rely on to bring out the country from poverty is an equivalency to prevent VN to do rice farming at the Mekong Delta and it can be compared to preventing the Cambodians to live on the fishing in the Tonglesap. Why VN and Cambodia are so selfish and unfair with Laos.
May 09, 2012 09:28 PM
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Truth from Savannakhet you are real lao who is smarter than those who are protesting against their own interests for some money! you are much smarter than the debris of the old regime abroad who are barking against whatever the current government is doing to bring out the country from poverty.
Jul 02, 2012 01:43 PM
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