He Pope Francis He left this Friday for Papua New Guinea to continue his tour of Asia-Pacific, the longest trip of his papacy, after finishing a visit to Indonesia where he advocated dialogue with Islam and other religions. The Pope left the Soekarno-Hatta Airport from Jakarta at 10:30 local time (3:30 GMT) on a plane ...
Jakarta, Sep 5 (EFE).- The Pope Francis celebrated a mass this Thursday for about 100,000 people who filled Jakarta’s Gelora Bung Karno Stadium and the adjacent Madya Stadium and who in his homily asked to continue “building a civilization of peace”. Despite the heat and humidity in the Indonesian capital, the Pope traveled in the ...
If any proof were needed to underline that the next voyage of the Pope Francis to Asia and Oceania is the most longfurther far and more challenging of his pontificate, is that he is bringing along his secretaries to help him navigate the four-country agenda while keeping up with work at home. Francisco will tour ...
Deep in the rainforests of Papua New Guineaan unusual discovery has captured the attention of the scientific community and the general public. Dubbed the “Yoda bat” due to its remarkable resemblance to the Jedi Master From Star Wars, this flying mammal has been officially recognized as a new species, standing out for its unique appearance ...
Indonesian police say Papua New Guinea rebels killed a New Zealand helicopter pilot Gunmen stormed a helicopter and killed its New Zealand pilot shortly after it landed in Indonesia’s troubled Papua region on Monday, freeing two health workers and two children it was carrying, police said. Glen Malcolm Conninga pilot for the Indonesian aviation company ...
Authorities fear a second landslide and infectious outbreak loom at the site of the massive disaster in Papua New Guinea because bodies and streams were buried under tons of debris that leveled a village, a U.N. official said Tuesday. A mass of rocks, dirt and broken trees devastated the town of Yambali, in the remote ...
Authorities estimate that there are more than 2,000 people buried in mud, rocks and debris. The authorities of Papua New Guinea they estimate more than 2,000 people could have been buried due to the devastating landslide and rockslide that took place last Friday and that has affected hundreds of homes that have been buried in ...
More than 2,000 people may have been buried in a landslide on Friday, a government official in South Africa told the United Nations on Monday. Papua New Guineawhich officially requested international help. The government figure is about three times higher than the United Nations estimate of 670 dead in the landslide in the mountainous interior ...
The International Organization for Migration, UN agency, rose this Sunday to more than 670 people estimated dead of a huge landslide in Papua New Guinea. The revised figure was based on calculations by town officials Yambali and the province of Enga about what more than 150 homes had been buried for Friday's incident, said Serhan ...
The landslide has buried 1,182 houses, in a town where 3,895 people live It is estimated that more than 100 people died this Friday in a landslide that buried a village in a remote, mountainous area of Papua New Guinea. An emergency response is underway, officials in the South Pacific island nation said. The landslide ...
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