HEARING VOICES: Chinese Potash Mine Creates Sinkhole in Laos Farm Community

Not That We Care, But What Do You Think?

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A Chinese-owned potash mine in Lao’s central Khammouane province is probably responsible for a giant sinkhole, measuring 25 meters wide and 15 meters deep, that opened up on Thursday.

 

What do you think?

Mai Phoutthavong

Lao Meuy

Zhao Lian

Concerned Villager

Rice Farmer

Heartless Mine Executive

“I told you all not to let them mine here. Now, who’s laughing? Not me, because my house is tilting at a 45-degree angle.”

“I heard the boom and thought it was the end of the world. Turns out it was just the end of my rice field. Same difference.”

“Do I know what caused the sinkhole? That’s up for debate. Do I know who I will pin this on? No, but I’m sure I’ll find someone. I do know I just bought a vacation home. Potash business is good.”

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