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Double DISASTER in Sepik: 3 dead, 93 houses collapsed after 7.0 magnitude earthquake strikes - Vimarsana News

Double DISASTER in Sepik: 3 dead, 93 houses collapsed after 7.0 magnitude earthquake strikes

East Sepik province, which has been struggling with heavy flooding for the past weeks, was hit by a huge earthquake yesterday morning, doubling the pain for the Sepik River and wetland people.

Three dead after 6.9-magnitude quake jolts Papua New Guinea: Media - Vimarsana News

Three dead after 6.9-magnitude quake jolts Papua New Guinea: Media

SYDNEY: Local media reported on Monday that three people died and more than 70 houses were destroyed after a 6.9-magnitude quake jolted Papua New Guin...

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3 dead after 6.9-magnitude quake jolts Papua New Guinea: media - Vimarsana News

3 dead after 6.9-magnitude quake jolts Papua New Guinea: media

 SYDNEY, March 25,2024 (BSS/Xinhua) - Local media reported on Monday that three people died and more than 70 houses were

Three dead, 93 houses collapsed after 7.0 magnitude earthquake strikes East Sepik - Vimarsana News

Three dead, 93 houses collapsed after 7.0 magnitude earthquake strikes East Sepik

East Sepik province in Papua New Guinea was hit by a huge earthquake Sunday morning.

3 dead after 6.9-magnitude quake jolts Papua New Guinea | Central India's Premier English Daily - Vimarsana News

3 dead after 6.9-magnitude quake jolts Papua New Guinea | Central India's Premier English Daily

Port Moresby, Mar 25 (UNI) Local media reported on Monday that three people died and more than 70 houses were destroyed after a 6.9-magnitude quake jolted Papua New Guinea (PNG) over the weekend. Data from the U.S. Geological Survey indicated that a 6.9-magnitude earthquake struck the northern part of the Pacific island country at about