It's been four days since a devastating landslide wiped out a small village in remote Papua New Guinea. As more footage emerges of the aftermath, the world is only just waking up to the scale of the disaster.

The Papua New Guinea government says more than 2,000 people are believed to have been buried alive in a landslide. But the remains of only six people have been recovered so far.

Rescue efforts following a landslide in PNG hampered by unstable terrain, remote location and damaged roads.

Rescue efforts continue in Papua New Guinea’s Enga province following massive landslide.

As one of Papua New Guinea's remote villages grapples with one of the worst natural disasters in its history, the prime minister is busy attending to his own political crisis.

Australia will send technical experts to Papua New Guinea to help recover villagers buried in a deadly landslide.

Papua New Guinea resident Evit Kambu has lost 18 family members in the landslide that covered her village.

Stephen Dziedzic says Papua New Guinea's opposition has accused Prime Minister James Marape of being 'missing in action'.

The United Nations will hold an emergency meeting to further coordinate the response to the disaster, which has been hampered by the weather and tribal violence in the remote region.

Papua New Guinea's government has warned that the death toll from a landslide in the Enga province could soar, with locals saying more help is desperately needed. 

Bodies are slowly being pulled out from under vast mounds of rubble and earth in Papua New Guinea's Enga Province after a massive landslide swallowed dozens of homes on Friday, killing at least 670 people.

International humanitarian groups say gaining access to a area hit with landslides in PNG's Enga Province is difficult.

Family members have been resorting to digging for their loved ones with their bare hands with aid and support slow to arrive.

The International Organisation for Migration's chief of mission in Papua New Guinea said the scale of impact was greater than initially thought. 

670 people are presumed dead following a landslide in the Papua New Guinea highlands.

Humanitarian organisations have reported serious shortages of food, water and shelters are plaguing Kaokalam village in Enga Province.

An official death toll has still not been reported, but locals estimate the number to be higher than 100.

PNG authorities have managed to only retrieved three bodies in 30 hours since a landslide took place.

An official death toll has still not been reported, but locals estimate the number to be higher than 100.

Part of a mountainside reportedly gave way with huge boulders crushing and flattening the houses of villagers while they slept.

Hundreds are feared to be dead following a large landslide that destroyed a village in northern Papua New Guinea. 

More than 100 people are believed to have been killed in a landslide that buried a village in a remote, mountainous part of Papua New Guinea, with helicopters the only way of accessing the region. 

In addition to its hilly terrain, seismic activity and tropical climate, Papua New Guinea's population is spread across the country in a way that makes it particularly vulnerable to landslide fatalities.

ABC Pacific reporter Belinda Kora says rescue and recovery efforts have been hindered by the village's remote location. 

A huge landslide strikes a remote village in Papua New Guinea, with residents saying the current estimate of the death toll is sitting above 100.

Bodies are being recovered after a huge landslide struck a remote village in Papua New Guinea.

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