Couple miraculously survives deadly landslide in Papua New Guinea. Read the incredible story here!
In the aftermath of a devastating landslide in Papua New Guinea, rescue efforts have been hampered by challenging terrain and remote locations. The United Nations reports that more than 670 people are feared dead after the disaster struck a remote village in the northern region. Locals have been seen desperately digging with sticks and bare hands in the hope of finding survivors amid the rubble.
Despite the grim situation, there was a glimmer of hope as a couple miraculously survived the tragedy. The miracle survivors were found amidst tonnes of rubble covering the area, raising fears of further instability. The sheer scale of the disaster, with an estimated 2000 people buried alive, has shocked the international community.
Australia has stepped in to provide aid, with plans to send aircraft and equipment to assist in the rescue efforts. The Australian Broadcasting Corp. cited a UN official estimating the death toll at over 670. The situation remains dire, with ongoing danger posed to both rescue teams and any potential survivors as the landslip continues to shift slowly.
In a surprising turn of events, more than 2000 people could be buried alive according to the government, highlighting the magnitude of the catastrophe. The National Disaster Centre in Papua New Guinea is working tirelessly to coordinate rescue operations. The miraculous survival of the couple amidst the tragedy serves as a beacon of hope in the face of overwhelming devastation.
Locals gathering after a landslide in Papua New Guinea on May 24. People had been seen digging with sticks and bare hands to find survivors. PHOTO: REUTERS.
Unstable terrain, remote locations and damaged roads have been hampering relief efforts in the aftermath of the landslide, the UN said.
The International Organization for Migration said emergency responders have little hope of finding survivors after Friday's disaster.
More than 670 people are feared to have died in a landslide in Papua New Guinea, the Australian Broadcasting Corp. has cited a United Nations official as ...
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Over 670 people are feared killed after a massive landslide that flattened a remote village in the Pacific nation's northern region on Friday.
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It is unclear how the number was reached after initial estimates said 670 were killed in village of Yambali, with six bodies recovered by Monday morning.
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Rescue efforts are 'very challenging', Australian minister says, as aid agencies work to send supplies to remote part of Enga province.
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The Papua New Guinea government said more than 2000 people are believed to have been buried alive in a landslide in the South Pacific island nation.