Prime Minister James Marape of Papua New Guinea visited the site of a devastating landslide that occurred a week ago in the country's mountainous interior. The landslide, which buried hundreds of villagers in the Yambali village, has left the ground unstable, hindering efforts to clear the debris.
Marape expressed gratitude for the condolences received from various governments and world leaders, including the United States, China, India, France, Malaysia, and the Czech Republic. The UK's King Charles III also extended sympathies as Papua New Guinea's constitutional head of state.
