A devastating landslide in Papua New Guinea wiped out a village, burying over 2,000 people. Relief efforts are hindered by difficult access and ongoing dangers. The death toll remains uncertain due to a lack of accurate population data.
Key Points
Over 2,000 people buried by the landslide
Difficult access due to damaged infrastructure and adverse weather conditions
Uncertainty in determining the exact death toll
Pros
Increased awareness of natural disasters in remote areas
International aid and support efforts
Cons
High death toll and uncertainty about the exact number of casualties
Challenges in accessing the affected area for relief efforts