Bombs fell on Laos every eight minutes between 1964 and 1973. More than 50 years later, unexploded bombs still lie hidden beneath fields, forests and villages, affecting families across 14 of Laos’ 18 provinces.
In May, ScandAsia followed the work of Norwegian People’s Aid (NPA) in southern Laos.
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A thought-provoking look at the risks people can face beneath their everyday surroundings. It’s a reminder of how important awareness, preparation, and safety measures are for communities living with hidden environmental dangers.
drift boss
Great VDO – great job that NPA and the Laotian team is doing! Stay safe!