
Papua New Guinea faces long recovery as earthquake death toll tops 100, PM says
ABCPapua New Guinea faces a long road to recovery after the powerful earthquake that hit the nation's rugged highlands more than 10 days ago, with the death toll now believed to have climbed to more than 100, its leader said. Key points: PNG PM says it could take years to repair damage Earthquake and aftershocks caused landslides and damage across the country ExxonMobil forced to shut down all facilities in PNG, repairs and inspections could take around eight weeks. "Tragically, the Highlands earthquake has already claimed the lives of an estimated more than 100 Papua New Guineans, with many more still missing and thousands of people injured," Mr O'Neill said in comments published by his office. ExxonMobil's PNG LNG partner, Oil Search, has been heavily involved in relief efforts while also trying to inspect and repair its oil and gas facilities in the highlands.
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