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Papua New Guinea leader says extraordinary weather is causing disasters

Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape blamed changing weather patterns for a deadly landslide and other disasters in the Pacific island nation this year.

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Papua New Guinea leader Marape says extraordinary weather causing disasters | World News

Papua New Guinea leader Marape says extraordinary weather causing disasters | World News
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Papua New Guinea Faces Deadly Landslide Amidst Extraordinary Rainfall

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister James Marape blamed abnormal rainfall and changing weather patterns for recent natural disasters, including a fatal landslide in Enga province that may have killed thousands. Relief efforts are hampered by treacherous terrain and tribal unrest, with international aid and local authorities responding to the crisis.

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Search for 2,000 missing people underway in landslide-hit Papua New Guinea

Search for 2,000 missing people underway in landslide-hit Papua New Guinea
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Tribal violence, rain and mosquitoes: making sense of the PNG landslide

Port Moresby (AFP) May 28, 2024 - A landslide in Papua New Guinea is feared to have buried more than 2,000 people, with experts pointing to colossal tectonic forces, tribal clashes and mosquitoes to make sense of the crisis.

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