Relocating survivors to safer ground has been a priority for days and evacuation centers have been established on either side of the debris heap, which is up to 8 meters (26 feet) high and sprawling over an area the U.N. says is equivalent to three or four football fields.
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Papua New Guinea government lawyer Oliver Nobetau said he expects more lives will be lost in retaliatory violence. "There's a big concern that this will continue on. Revenge killings tend to be a normal thing that happens," said Nobetau, who is on temporary assignment to the Sydney-based international policy think tank Lowy Institute.
Papua New Guinea government lawyer Oliver Nobetau said he expects more lives will be lost in retaliatory violence. "There's a big concern that this will continue on. Revenge killings tend to be a normal thing that happens," said Nobetau, who is on temporary assignment to the Sydney-based international policy think tank Lowy Institute.
Papua New Guinea government lawyer Oliver Nobetau said he expects more lives will be lost in retaliatory violence. "There's a big concern that this will continue on. Revenge killings tend to be a normal thing that happens," said Nobetau, who is on temporary assignment to the Sydney-based international policy think tank Lowy Institute.