A waterfall has been blasted less than two kilometres from the Cambodian-Lao border, beginning work on another unapproved hydroelectric dam on the Mekong river, environmental group International Rivers claimed yesterday.
Pianporn Deetes, the Thailand campaign coordinator for International
Rivers, said she had learned of the excavation work, near Khone Falls,
the largest in South East Asia, during a recent visit to Champasak
province, where the Lao government proposes to build the Don Sahong
hydroelectric dam.
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