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Level of International Response to Kaokalam Village Landslide by September 30
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Papua New Guinea•Kaokalam Village•Enga Province•Australian Broadcasting Corporation•ABC•Associated Press•AP•Australian
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High-level international response • 50%
Limited international response • 50%
Global media coverage, official statements from international bodies like the UN
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Landslide in Kaokalam Village, Papua New Guinea Kills Over 100
May 24, 2024, 04:40 AM
A massive landslide has struck a remote village in Papua New Guinea, resulting in the deaths of over 100 people. The incident occurred around 3 am on Thursday in Kaokalam Village, Enga Province. Local residents and various media reports, including those from the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) and the Associated Press (AP), confirm the devastating impact, with homes flattened and many feared dead. Aid groups and local officials are currently assessing the situation. Australian media reported the incident on Friday.
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