Oudomxay Investigates Eight Illegal Gold Mining Cases, Public Questions Official Oversight
Oudomxay Province in northern Laos has investigated eight cases of illegal gold mining, prosecuting 10 individuals and collecting over LAK 2.688 billion (USD 119,000) in fines. A particular case revealed alleged nighttime gold extraction during land restoration by a mining company, prompting public questions about official oversight.
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