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PNG Police hunt for Protesting Koiari Leaders Over Alleged Unlawful Shutdown Attempt of Power and Water to Port Moresby
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PNG Police hunt for Protesting Koiari Leaders Over Alleged Unlawful Shutdown Attempt of Power and Water to Port Moresby
Papua New Guinea’s Central Provincial Police are pursuing two Koiari leaders for allegedly leading an illegal protest that aimed to shut down water services. Chief Inspector Joseph Salle said the protest occurred on Tuesday, July 23, and was unauthorized.The protest sparked complaints from three Lower Koiari clans — Behori, Omani, and Narime — who argued that one of the protest leaders does not represent a government-recognized landowner group. …
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