Papua New Guinea Landslide Claims Over 670 Lives, UN Reports
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A devastating landslide in Papua New Guinea has resulted in an estimated 670 deaths, with search-and-rescue efforts hindered by dangerous conditions and difficult access. Over 250 houses were abandoned, displacing around 1,250 people. Aid has been slow, with local and international organizations struggling to deliver essential supplies. The region, already troubled by tribal clashes, faces ongoing hazards as the ground continues to shift.
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