In a village in the north of Papua New Guinea, a massive landslide covered dozens of houses, leaving families under the ground. According to "Armenpress", Reuters agency reports that one of the local residents reported almost 300 victims.
More than 50 houses were left under the landslide. The incident took place in a village in Enga province, about 600 km north of the capital, at around 3 a.m. local time, when people were still sleeping. Australian and local media reported more than 100 victims. Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape said. is that the authorities have sent disaster management officials, national defense forces and other support forces to the disaster site to carry out search and rescue operations and rebuild the infrastructure.
