A remote village in northern Papua New Guinea was devastated by a catastrophic landslide on Saturday, burying over 300 people and 1,100 houses, according to local media. The disaster struck without warning, flattening homes and cutting off access to the area.
Rescue Challenges
Emergency teams face treacherous conditions as they scramble to reach the isolated region. Landslides and heavy rainfall have hampered efforts, with officials calling for international aid. 🌍 “This is one of the worst natural disasters we’ve seen,” a local coordinator told reporters.
Global Solidarity
Neighboring countries and UN agencies are mobilizing support, while social media users share tributes using #PrayForPNG. The disaster highlights growing climate-related risks in vulnerable communities.
