Australia announces plans to provide aid to Papua New Guinea following a deadly landslide exacerbated by heavy rainfall. The landslide, which struck a village in the Central Province, claimed the lives of at least 10 people and left dozens missing. The Australian government pledges assistance to support search and rescue efforts and provide relief to affected communities.

Concerns mount over safety as ongoing rain complicates recovery operations and raises the risk of further landslides in the area. Emergency responders and volunteers work tirelessly to locate survivors and provide aid to those impacted by the disaster. Australia’s aid package includes funding for essential supplies, medical assistance, and infrastructure support to help rebuild affected areas.

The international community rallies behind Papua New Guinea in the wake of the tragedy, offering solidarity and support during this challenging time. As recovery efforts continue, authorities emphasize the importance of preparedness and mitigation measures to mitigate the impact of future natural disasters in the region.