Over 100 people may have died after landslide in Papua New Guinea.

According to a report from the ABC, a devastating landslide has occurred in a remote village in Papua New Guinea, with fears that more than 100 people may have lost their lives. The village, known as Kaokalam and located in the Enga Province, is located around 600 kilometres north-west of Port Moresby. While residents have stated that the death toll could be over 100, official figures have not yet been confirmed by authorities.

Videos shared on Facebook by residents of the village show extensive damage, with vehicles overturned and structures destroyed. The landslide is believed to have occurred at approximately 3am today, causing widespread devastation. Despite these reports, it is currently unclear if emergency services have been able to reach the village to provide assistance.

As the situation continues to unfold, more information is expected to become available. The ABC will continue to provide updates on this tragic event. Our thoughts are with the residents of Kaokalam and the surrounding communities during this difficult time.

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