Latest Laos Lottery Results for April 29, 2569 - Check Your Pattana Lottery Prizes

Complete results from the Laos government lottery, officially called Pattana Lottery and regulated by the Ministry of Finance, for the latest drawing on April 29, 2569, are as follows: 6-digit prize: XXXXXX 5-digit prize: XXXXX Last 4-digit prize: XXXX Last 3-digit prize: XXX Last 2-digit prize: XX

Pattana 5/45 Lottery Results for April 29, 2569 The selected numbers for the Pattana 5/45 format lottery are: XX, XX, XX, XX, XX

Laos Lottery Prize Rates and Reward Calculation Methods When checking Laos lottery results, players can calculate their winnings based on purchase value (in Kip) as follows: 4-digit number: 6,000 times the bet amount (example: 1,000 Kip purchase yields 6,000,000 Kip) 3-digit number: 500 times the bet amount (example: 1,000 Kip purchase yields 500,000 Kip) 2-digit number: 60 times the bet amount (example: 1,000 Kip purchase yields 60,000 Kip)

Understanding Laos Lottery or Pattana Lottery - What is it? What Time is the Drawing? Laos Lottery, officially called Pattana Lottery, is operated by the Pattana Lottery State Enterprise under the supervision of the Laos Ministry of Finance. It is a legally authorized government lottery in Laos.

Laos Lottery Schedule and Viewing Channels Drawing days: Monday through Friday; Pattana 5/45 draws on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday Time: Live broadcast begins at 8:00 PM Bangkok time Viewers can watch through Laos National Radio and Laos National Television Channel 1 (LNTV)

How to Check Laos Lottery 6-digit, 4-digit, Dream Code, and Animal Numbers The Laos lottery drawing system starts with a single 6-digit prize draw but can be separated into multiple prize categories based on regional preferences. Most commonly, players focus on the last 4-digit results. Additionally, there are dream code lotteries (4/40) and animal number lotteries, which are unique features of gambling in Laos.

Deputy Prime Minister and Transport Minister Piwat Sarasin revealed details about the Land Bridge project—an economic corridor connecting the Gulf of Thailand and Andaman Sea—stating that research by the Office of Transport and Traffic Policy and Planning (OTPP) confirms the project is worthwhile and represents an opportunity for Thailand. The government plans to conduct field visits to Ranong and Chumphon provinces on May 8, 2025, to gather public input from residents and stakeholders. The route will start in Chumphon's Lang Suan and Phathalung districts before moving to Ranong for discussions with community leaders and local representatives. Officials will emphasize the importance of public participation and explain the project's advantages, disadvantages, and employment opportunities—from maritime services to related businesses—while ensuring local residents benefit through reserved positions and local company participation.

Piwat stated he is unconcerned about opposition, viewing it as normal for major projects, and called on all parties to prioritize national interest over factional benefits. He clarified that concerns about the Land Bridge dividing the country are unfounded and noted that environmental impact assessments will minimize ecological damage. The government expects to submit the Southern Economic Corridor Act draft to the cabinet in the third quarter of 2025 and aims to begin the Land Bridge's first-phase construction in 2030.

OTTP director Jirojn Sukaratna said his agency will accelerate design and environmental impact assessments (EIA and EHIA) in coordination with the Department of Highways and State Railway of Thailand, targeting completion by 2030 to attract investors and begin construction. Additionally, the OTPP will request budget allocation in 2030 to study the waterway motorway project (MMR1) connecting northern Thailand to the Gulf of Thailand, with results expected before cabinet approval by 2030.

Pheu Thai party backs the 'Land Bridge' project after PM orders feasibility study, emphasizing three key factors: public input, economic viability, and budget sourcing.

Government sources revealed on April 29, 2025, that Prime Minister Anusit Charnveerakul has ordered a study on proceeding with the Land Bridge project. The PM has assigned Deputy PM Pipat Ratchakij, Minister of Transport, to assess feasibility. Previous study results exist but require updating, and the team will also gather public opinions and provide information to residents in affected areas about the project before submitting it to the Cabinet.

Multiple ruling coalition parties, including Pheu Thai, support the Land Bridge project but emphasize the need for thorough examination. When asked about next steps if the government approves the project, government sources stated they cannot provide details until study results are reviewed.

Government sources outlined three essential factors for any project implementation: 1) Results of public opinion studies and participation, 2) Economic and social returns and their value, and 3) Investment budget sources. Regarding whether the project will be presented at the traveling Cabinet meeting in Songkhla on June 8-9, sources indicated this should be confirmed with the Office of the Secretary-General of the National Economic and Social Development Council and the Cabinet Secretary's Office, as they determine project submissions to the traveling Cabinet.

At 2:05 p.m. on April 29, 2026, at Parliament, Prinya Wattrasinthad, a Pheu Thai list MP, joined by coalition opposition representatives including Radkhlao Intavongse Suvanakeeri and Loafung Bandittherdsakul, deputy leader of the Democrat Party, as well as Nathpong Sumnodharm and Piyavat Kittithanesworn, presented a joint statement urging the House of Representatives to establish a special committee to study solutions for agricultural product price problems.

Prinya stated that the motion had been explained since last week and believed the public recognized its importance. He confirmed the opposition's position that Parliament should form this special committee, though no indication yet exists whether the government side will agree. The opposition believes the committee should be established today to begin work immediately.

The opposition cited three urgent reasons: first, agricultural pricing is a critical and pressing issue affecting both product prices and farmer costs due to Middle East conflict impacts; second, government solutions have been misaligned, particularly citing the Commerce Ministry's durian livestream event that created market confusion by promising 100 baht per fruit but failing to deliver that price; and third, the special committee is necessary because the issue spans multiple ministries and should not be limited to a single standing committee.

Loafung emphasized that agricultural problems involve numerous government agencies, making a special committee essential to bring together government representatives, parliament members, civil service officials, the private sector, academics, and farmers to collaboratively develop solutions. He expressed concern that the parliament speaker might rush to close today's session.

Piyavat highlighted that farmer problems—including pricing, high agricultural costs, and the questionable effectiveness of livestream sales approach—are core issues for the Palang Dharma Party. He stressed that Parliament serves as a reflection of public concerns, and the special committee is important, urging its establishment.

Radkhlao noted that the current 27th Parliament has been blocking special committees, with only one special committee established despite months of work, ultimately resulting in regular committee referrals instead. She clarified that while committees can solve problems, some issues exceed the scope of regular committees and require special oversight.

The Pizza Company will cease operations in Cambodia as its local operator prepares to launch a new homegrown brand following a corporate restructuring.

Express Food Group Cambodia (EFG Cambodia), one of the country's long-established quick service restaurant operators, has shifted its ownership to Singapore-based Palms Food International Pte. Ltd. under a share transfer agreement involving Thailand-based EFG Holdings.

As a result, EFG Cambodia will introduce its own Cambodian pizza brand, expected to launch in May. Existing Pizza Company outlets across the country will be rebranded under the new concept.

The Pizza Company, a Thai multinational chain founded in Bangkok in 1980, expanded to Cambodia in 2006 and currently operates in Phnom Penh, Siem Reap, Battambang, Sihanoukville and Kampong Cham.

The move marks a shift towards a locally developed brand, replacing the long-running international franchise in the Cambodian market.

Abraham Tolentino, chairman of the Philippine Olympic Committee, has secured an agreement with Juan Bin Hamad Al Thani, president of the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), for the Philippines to host the 7th Asian Beach Games in Cebu City in 2028. Tolentino expressed considerable enthusiasm about the opportunity, acknowledging that the Philippines has not hosted an OCA-sanctioned competition for quite some time. However, he emphasized that the country has strong credentials in hosting international sporting events, having served as host for the Southeast Asian Games four times and numerous basketball and volleyball tournaments. The Philippines is also planning to host the inaugural "Southeast Asian Plus Youth Games" in late 2027.

Patrick Gregorio, representing the Philippine Sports Commission, outlined the event's concept, which will fully emphasize beach sports culture with Cebu City as a primary venue. The city's pristine white sand beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters will serve as a stunning backdrop for competitions. Most events are planned for outdoor settings, with even indoor sports like 3x3 basketball being moved to the beachfront to create a distinctive atmosphere.

Organizers are also considering scheduling the games for March, during the Philippines' summer season, to minimize risks from tropical storms and maximize favorable conditions for outdoor competitions.