US EditionUN migration agency estimates more than 670 killed in Papua New Guinea landslide
- "More than 670 people are feared dead in a devastating landslide in northern Papua New Guinea, with over 150 houses in Yambali village buried in debris."
- The UN's initial estimate of over 100 deaths has sharply risen following the tragedy.
- Rescue efforts continue to find survivors in the aftermath of the deadly landslide.
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Deaths Likely to Rise as 670 Buried in Papua New Guinea Disaster - BNN Bloomberg
Authorities in Papua New Guinea say more than 2,000 people may have been buried in Friday’s landslide that swept over a remote village, media agencies reported, citing a letter to the United Nations.
·United States
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The landslide in Papua New Guinea on Friday is said to have killed far more people than previously thought. The International Organization for Migration (IOM) raised its death toll estimate to more than 670.
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Papua New Guinea struggles to find estimated 670 killed in landslide - Sun, 26 May 2024 PST
About 670 people - many of whom are feared to be children - are assumed dead after a landslide deluged several villages in Papua New Guinea on Friday, according to the U.N. International Organization for Migration.
·Spokane, United States
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