Lao Government Receives US$1.13 Million from SEADRIF for Flood Relief Efforts
The Lao government has received US$1.13 million from the Southeast Asia Disaster Relief Investment Fund (SEADRIF) to aid in recovery efforts following widespread flooding. The funds are expected to support the provision of essential supplies and infrastructure restoration for affected communities.
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