A tragic landslide has struck Papua New Guinea, resulting in the loss of over 2,000 lives, according to Prime Minister James Marape. The disaster occurred on May 29, leaving communities in mourning and urgent need of support.
Villagers in the affected area are mobilizing tirelessly to rescue those trapped beneath the rapidly progressing mudslide. The situation remains critical as rescuers work against the clock to locate and save survivors.
CGTN visited the disaster site to witness firsthand the immense challenges faced by the local population. The resilience and solidarity of the residents highlight the strength of the community in the face of such a catastrophic event.
International aid and support are being coordinated to assist in the ongoing rescue and recovery efforts, aiming to provide relief and rebuild the affected regions.
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