Acting Superintendent George Kakas revealed that the conflict erupted as one group, accompanied by allies and hired fighters, embarked on a mission to attack a neighboring tribe. However, they found themselves ambushed in the rugged terrain of Enga province.

“These tribesmen have been killed all over the countryside, all over the bush,” Kakas lamented, highlighting the widespread nature of the massacre.

The aftermath painted a harrowing scene, with bodies strewn across battlefields, roads, and riversides. Police efforts to retrieve the fallen were met with challenges, as many wounded individuals sought refuge in the dense wilderness. Kakas anticipated that the death toll could climb higher, underscoring the magnitude of the tragedy.

Papua New Guinea, a nation renowned for its cultural diversity, is no stranger to internal strife. However, the sheer scale of this recent violence has sent shockwaves through the region. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese of neighboring Australia expressed deep concern, pledging support to aid their distressed neighbor.

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Fulani herdsmen is doing this to tinubu people everyday

The black man is the black mans problem. I love the black man n I wish him well.



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The Papuans are black o. Una de think wet in I dey think? Black man and tribal conflicts

What is war good for? Population control. Humans have kept numbers in check using the measure from time immemorial. If heaven is real, we will fight wars there too. Peace is not an option so far we draw breath.

Lol! Interethnic conflicts everywhere,no exemption.
The island of New Guinea has always been a region of instability which afflicts both sides of the island: PNG,an independent sovereign country, and the western part divided into Papua and West Papua,both of which are transcontinental provinces of Indonesia.