Papua New Guinea’s confidential letter to the United Nations about the details of the landslide!
| According to a copy of the letter seen by AFP, the landslide in Papua New Guinea has buried more than 2,000 people under the rubble! |
report Mehr News, AFP, quoting a letter it received, wrote that the authorities of Papua New Guinea informed the United Nations that more than 2,000 people died during a landslide on this island. Debris and flowers have been buried.
Papua New Guinea’s National Crisis Management Center wrote in a letter to the United Nations office located in Port Moresby, the capital of this country: the landslide left more than 2,000 people alive in He buried himself and left extensive destruction.
After a part of the mountain in Enga province broke off in the early hours of Friday morning, a remote village in this area sank into the ground and disappeared. In the initial and unofficial reports, the number of victims was more than 100. A day later, this number reached more than 300 and yesterday it reached 670 tons.
Papua New Guinea Crisis Management Office also wrote in this letter that the landslide has led to the widespread destruction of buildings and agricultural gardens and food production and the economic highway of this country. has severely overshadowed According to this center, the situation is still unstable and the landslide continues, putting rescue and relief operations at risk.
