Papua New Guinea’s PM pays respects to community devastated by landslide

Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister James Marape on Friday (May 31) paid respect to the people killed in last week’s devastating landslide.

The survivors wore clay on their face as an outward sign mourning.

James Marape visited the disaster zone in Enga Province in the country’s remote north.

He told the survivors that relief work is being sped up to help them and recover bodies.

“We will do our uttermost best to fast track work and ensure relief work goes in. From reports we have received, on engineering or seismic reports, the earth is still moving.”

“The place is a…