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On July 26, 2026, a dramatic incident occurred in Pakse, Champasak Province. This story was revealed by "Big Siharat" or a famous Lao net idol and influencer. He posted a clip and shared the most emotional story while he was taking his little child on a vacation at the Mekong River Park in Pakse. He was taking his child on a small motorbike to play in Zone 1 of the park. However, an unexpected incident occurred when a Vietnamese man came and chased him and his child and refused to let them ride in the area, claiming that "his group has taken over the management of this Mekong River Park and does not open it for free. If you want to play, go play somewhere else." The famous influencer painfully revealed that the couple used very aggressive and offensive language, asking questions and making people think, "We are the owners of the country, we are truly Lao. But being evicted from one's own homeland by foreigners just because of the concession is too much, isn't it?" The incident has sparked a wave of criticism among netizens and Lao society, with calls for relevant government agencies to immediately investigate the facts to determine whether the concession grants the right to evict the landowners in this way. There have also been comparisons with neighboring countries like Thailand, saying that if an incident occurs where foreigners show disrespectful behavior towards the country's owners in this way, society and the law will not tolerate it and will definitely have no place to stand. Let's continue with the news of the attack and attempted destruction of property in Vientiane Capital. This incident occurred at around 17:40 on July 24, 2026. Authorities were notified that a blue NETA SUV with license plate number 9110 from Vientiane Capital, driven by Mr. Bounmai, a villager in Nong Phaya, Xaythany District, drove a van into the front door of the "PK Motor" motorcycle showroom, causing serious damage to the door. The incident did not end there, because after the van was broken, Mr. Bounmai stepped down with a van carrying "gasoline" and poured it on several motorcycles parked inside the showroom and prepared to set fire to all the property. In the midst of the crisis, Mr. Vongthong Permmavong, 40, a businessman and owner of the "Vongthong Auto" motorcycle showroom, was killed. Seeing the incident, he decided to use an unknown pistol and shoot Mr. Boun Mi, the perpetrator, twice in quick succession to prevent a fire. The bullet pierced his right waist once and his right arm once, causing Mr. Boun Mi to fall and be injured immediately. Later, officers from the 1628 rescue unit administered first aid and took the injured man to the hospital for treatment. The initial cause was found to be a drug trafficking incident. They were going to burn the warehouse down, but they had to call in the police to investigate the cause and real motive of the incident again. Another sad news and a great reminder to society occurred on July 25, 2026. A shooting incident occurred in Don Saat Village, Pak Beng District, Oudomxay Province, where a young man was shot dead by a group of young men. The report stated that the deceased was a young man from Don Saat Village, while the perpetrator was a young man from Xaysana Village, Pak Beng District. After the incident, police officers were able to arrest two suspects. The first was the young man who started the shooting and the other was a young man from Xay Moong Khun Village, Hoon District, who were participants in the incident. From the initial statement, the perpetrator claimed that the deceased had let off air from his motorcycle, which made him unhappy. When he saw that the group of deceased was larger than him, he took out a gun and fired back, killing the person immediately. The gun was purchased from a smuggler for about 10,000 baht. The incident caused a stir and It has caused great pain to the families of the victims, and has raised a big question from society: "Why can children and young people at such a young age have such easy access to and possession of deadly weapons?" Whether the weapons are handguns, replicas, or illegal guns, this tragic incident has become a costly reminder that parents and society must pay close attention to their children's behavior and environment before irreparable losses occur. #LaosNews #SpeakUp #SpillTheTea #Laos #LaosPolitics #Spotlight #LaosNews #Vaohaifung #ListenUp