In the town cut off by a massive landslide in PNG, local walk over buried loved ones to transit essential goods

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In the town cut off by a massive landslide in PNG, local walk over buried loved ones to transit essential goods

Aug. 11, 2024 - 11:14 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

A crisis is unfolding in a Papua New Guinea Highlands town, soon after a nearby landslide claimed more than 160 lives and has since cut off the town for more than two months.