Laos Releases Over 72 Million Fish to Boost Aquatic Resource Conservation
Laos has launched a nationwide campaign to release over 72 million fish and aquatic animals, aiming to conserve aquatic resources and restore biodiversity. The event, part of the 'National Fish and Aquatic Animal Release Day,' also commemorates a former president and seeks to raise public awareness for environmental protection.
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