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Consulate General of China in Luang Prabang: A Chinese citizen in the consular area was unfortunately killed, and the Consulate General launched an emergency mechanism for consular protection
2025-11-16 source:cctv.com

CCTV news: On November 15, the Chinese Consulate General in Luang Prabang issued a briefing and consular reminder on the unfortunate murder of a Chinese citizen in the consular district. The content is as follows:

On November 14, a robbery and murder occurred in Boqiao Province, Laos. The victim was a Chinese citizen working there. The case is currently under police investigation.

After learning of the situation, the Chinese Consulate General in Luang Prabang immediately activated the consular protection emergency mechanism and asked the Bojo Provincial Police to increase investigation efforts and bring the murderer to justice as soon as possible.

The Consulate General expresses condolences to the families of the victims and is strengthening coordination with relevant parties to assist in the aftermath. We hope that self-media and netizens will respect the feelings of the families of the victims and stop spreading pictures of the scene that may cause discomfort.

The Consulate General solemnly reminds Chinese citizens in Laos to further improve their awareness of prevention and safeguard their personal and property safety.

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