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Papua New Guinea violence leaves between 20 and 50 people dead, UN official says

  • The UN's humanitarian adviser for Papua New Guinea, Mate Bagossy, reported at least 20 deaths, likely up to 50, from ongoing violence in Enga province.
  • National Police Commissioner David Manning declared an emergency on Saturday due to escalating violence, with police mobilizing for protection.
  • Enga Governor Peter Ipatas described the violence as unprecedented, stating innocent lives and properties have been lost.
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Many killed after shootouts between tribal warriors near Papua New Guinea gold mine

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Papua New Guinea violence leaves between 20 and 50 people dead, UN official says

Violence among illegal miners in Papua New Guinea has left between 20 and 50 people dead, a United Nations official said Monday.

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Papua New Guinea violence leaves between 20 and 50 people dead, UN official says - Seymour Tribune

MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Violence among illegal miners in Papua New Guinea has left between 20 and 50 people dead, a United Nations official said Monday. The fighting started days ago and is continuing in the Porgera Valley, near the site of a landslide in May estimated to have killed more than 2,000 people, according […]

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UN official says between 20 and 50 people have been killed in Papua New Guinea violence

A United Nations official says between 20 and 50 people have been killed in violence among illegal miners in Papua New Guinea

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At least 20 likely dead in violence near Papua New Guinea gold mine, local media reports

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Violent attacks near Barrick Gold's Porgera gold mine in Papua New Guinea (PNG) has likely killed at least 20 people and forced women and children to flee the region, local media reported. Read full story

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