A devastating landslide in Papua New Guinea (PNG) has claimed the lives of over 670 people, according to a chilling update from the UN’s migration agency. The disaster, which buried more than 150 homes under debris up to eight meters deep, has left survivors grappling with ongoing dangers as rockfalls continue to plague Enga province. 🔍
Serhan Aktoprak, head of the International Organization for Migration’s mission in PNG, described the situation as \"far worse than initially feared,\" with rescue efforts hampered by unstable terrain. Over 1,250 residents have been evacuated so far, but the region remains a high-risk zone. 🌏
With global attention turning to PNG, humanitarian groups are mobilizing to support displaced families. Stay tuned as we follow this developing story. 💬
