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It is "very unlikely" more survivors of Papua New Guinea's deadly landslide will be found, a UN agency warned, as thousands at risk from further slips were ordered to evacuate.

A massive landslide in a remote area of Papua New Guinea last week has reportedly buried thousands of people, prompting an international response. Officials and international partners are set to meet on Tuesday to determine the best way to assist. According to local authorities, the landslide buried more than 2,000 people in Yambali village, Enga…

The United Nations continues to assist authorities in Papua New Guinea (PNG) with search and rescue efforts four days after the massive landslide in Enga province, where some 2,000 people are feared dead and accessing survivors remains a challenge.

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The United Nations continues to assist authorities in Papua New Guinea (PNG) with search and rescue efforts four days after the massive landslide in Enga province, where some 2,000 people are feared dead and accessing survivors remains a challenge.

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The death toll from a Papua New Guinea landslide Friday may rise sharply as the government confirmed Monday that over 2,000 people may have been buried in...