Laos Mandates Dam Safety Certification to Enhance Oversight
Laos has introduced new regulations mandating dam operators to assess safety risks and obtain certification. This aims to protect downstream communities and ensure stable electricity supply, reflecting lessons learned from the 2018 dam collapse disaster.
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