More than 670 people are feared to have died in a landslide in Papua New Guinea, the Australian Broadcasting Corp. cited a United Nations official as saying Sunday.The disaster occurred in remote Enga Province in the country's Highlands on Friday, with local media initially estimating a death toll of around 300 after homes and buildings were buried under several meters of debris.However, the scale of the impact was much greater than initially thought, according to the International Organization for Migration's chief of mission in Papua New Guinea, Serhan Aktoprak, who estimated the death to…READ FULL ARTICLE
