A remote village in Papua New Guinea was hit by a massive landslide, resulting in at least three deaths and numerous missing individuals. The disaster damaged over 100 homes and disrupted essential services and infrastructure. Search and rescue efforts were hindered by blocked highways and large fallen rocks. The affected area, home to subsistence farmers and small business owners, faced ongoing challenges, including the blockage of water sources and a key highway. Relief efforts were underway, with a team dispatched to assess the damage and provide essential supplies. The death toll was feared to be significant, and the community was in desperate search of missing family members.