Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Marape pays respects to community devastated by landslide
Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister James Marape on Friday paid respect to the people killed in last week's devastating landslide, on a visit to the disaster zone in Enga Province. The Prime Minister said the entire country is in mourning following the landslide and relief work is being sped up to help survivors and recover bodies.
Little Ima met Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape last Friday during the “haus krai” in Mulitaka, Enga, after the ...
Prime Minister Hon. James Marape reaffirmed the Government's commitment to addressing Papua New Guinea's budget deficits and ...
James Marape told hundreds who had gathered near the devastated Yambali village that the list of governments and world leaders who had sent their condolences included the United States ...
Sydney: Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape on Wednesday blamed "extraordinary rainfall" and changes to weather patterns for multiple disasters in the Pacific Island nation this year ...
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Prime Minister James Marape was happy about the swift action by other countries around the globe in response to the landslide ...
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