US EditionPNG aims for 10,000 Police by 2030, 26,000 in a decade as law-and-order top priority
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PNG aims for 10,000 Police by 2030, 26,000 in a decade as law-and-order top priority
Papua New Guinea Royal Constabulary is embarking on an aggressive expansion of its police force, aiming to reach 10,000 officers by 2030 and 26,000 within the next decade. The post PNG aims for 10,000 Police by 2030, 26,000 in a decade as law-and-order top priority appeared first on Post Courier.
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