Australia and Japan Support Flood-Hit Schools in Northern Laos with Learning Materials
Over 40 educational institutions in Luang Namtha and Oudomxay provinces in northern Laos were affected by severe flash floods. Australia and Japan are providing support with textbooks and learning materials for primary schools to ensure the continuation of education.
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