The Latest Breaking News from Papua New Guinea

Papua New Guinea’s government estimates that 2,000 people may be buried underneath a massive landslide that struck a highland settlement in the central Enga province in the early hours of May 24. After several days of frantic digging with makeshift tools, only six bodies have been pulled from under the…

Prime Minister Marape visits landslide site in Papua New Guinea, faces challenges in recovery efforts. Ground instability hinders debris removal, while sur...

It’s a week since Papua New Guinea (PNG) experienced a massive landslide in the Enga province, in the country’s highlands.

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Traumatized survivors of Papua New Guinea’s massive landslide are hesitating to move to safer ground as the South Pacific island nation’s authorities prepare to use heavy machinery to clear debris and risk trigging another landslide

The UN’s migration agency says displaced residents urgently need clean water, purification tablets and food supplies.

Emergency responders in Papua New Guinea face challenges relocating survivors after a devastating landslide. Search for safer ground, limited evacuation ca...

James Marape says the estimated death toll is more than 2,000 people, as rescue efforts in Enga province continue

Authorities in Papua New Guinea are searching for safer ground to relocate thousands of survivors at risk from a potential second landslide in the country's highlands, while the arrival of heavy earth-moving equipment at the disaster site where hundreds are buried has been delayed