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Landslide survivors in PNG expect community will take years to recover

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It's been seven days since Papua New Guinea's government called off the search and recovery effort to find anyone still alive in a landslide disaster in the remote highlands. The community there is expecting the process of recovery will take years and aid is struggling to be delivered to ten thousand people who are now homeless.
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