CLEAN : Obama says US morally obliged to heal Laos war wounds

The video discusses the extensive bombing of Laos by the United States from 1964 to 1973, making it the most heavily bombed country per capita in history. Many bombs remain unexploded, causing injuries and deaths among Laotians. The U.S. has increased funding to help remove these bombs, with plans to double the annual funding to $90 million over the next three years to enhance these efforts.

How much more bombing did Laos experience compared to Germany and Japan during World War Two?

• Only on par with Japan

• Equal to Germany and Japan

• More than Germany and Japan combined

• Less than Germany and Japan

What is a significant ongoing danger in Laos due to past bombings?

• Earthquakes

• Drought

• Flooding

• Unexploded bombs

Who are primarily affected by the unexploded bombs in Laos?

• Urban residents

• Military personnel

• Farmers and children

• Tourists visiting Laos

What is the long-term impact of injuries caused by unexploded bombs?

• Temporary discomfort

• Lifelong disabilities

• Minor bruises

• Short-term pain

What recent action has the U.S. taken to assist Laos in bomb removal?

• Doubled annual funding

• Reduced funding

• Maintained current funding

• Stopped funding