Moving opportunists away from Lae city's shops

Following the looting and ransacking in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, on Wednesday, January 10, 2024, opportunists in other centres tried to capitalise on the division between the police and government. The situation was a result of K7.3 million deductions from public servants' salaries. In Lae, however, the Royal PNG Constabulary, PNG Defence Force and Correctional Services joined forces to prevent the destruction of properties.
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[@kawini7985]

too much settlers in cities becoming a problem to manage.

[@KoSka1901]

Wow , kudos to the Law Enforcement officers!

[@cassandrawaidi7474]

Well-done to the Joint Ops by PNGDF Igam and RPNGC of Lae 💯

[@nurkholiq1931]

Scary, they are like hungry tigers looking at prey

[@BradleyMelly]

Eviction must take place.

[@paulcruz1667]

Rausim ol' settlement long ol' towns na cities.

[@jlaw2288]

such a beautiful place, sad it is ruined by a minority of people who just want take stuff for free.

[@alexanderk2john682]

Police and Defense Force you all for the government and opposition you must standing and looking both said closely and do what is right

[@ElvisLeonard-ic3ew]

It's bad for our country

[@Gorillas136]

M inap NEXT TIME 😂🎉

[@user-ux1dc2mr9j]

People in lae Ander Stan piple good to tok to the nan😂

[@blackhand7072]

Animals

[@nathaname1452]

Deleted them