Papua New Guinea is facing a devastating humanitarian crisis after a massive landslide buried villages, with over 2,000 lives feared lost, Prime Minister James Marape confirmed on May 29. 🌏💥 Local residents are now racing against time to dig through meters of mud and debris in a desperate search for survivors.
Footage from CGTN shows the scale of destruction: collapsed homes, uprooted trees, and communities banding together with shovels and bare hands. 'This isn’t just a disaster—it’s a fight for hope,' said one volunteer, echoing the resilience of those on the ground.
While international aid groups are mobilizing, the remote location of the landslide—near Mount Mungalo in Enga Province—has slowed large-scale rescue operations. 🚁⛑️ Experts warn that heavy rainfall in the region could trigger further landslides, complicating relief efforts.
For now, the world watches as Papua New Guinea’s communities write a story of courage amid tragedy. Stay tuned for updates as this developing story unfolds.
