Laos Mandates Approval for Foreign Singers, Imposes Midnight Curfew on Entertainment Venues
Vientiane Province authorities in Laos have announced new regulations requiring prior approval for foreign singers and imposing restrictions on late-night operations and noise levels at entertainment venues, aiming to protect culture and maintain social order.
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