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Saved by cocoa, fish and water | The National (opens the original)
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THREE Bougainvilleans, rescued at sea and now in Kiribati, survived on fish and roasted cocoa beans for 69 days in the Pacific Ocean. The three Nissan Islanders were rescued in international waters between Hawaii and Kiribati, about 2,908 nautical miles from Buka, on Saturday. Brothers Mitchel and Darrel Tokiapron and their cousin sister, Horan Kapiatu, were travelling from Nissan Island to Buka on Tuesday, July 21, when they ran out of fuel just seven nautical miles off Buka. They survived on d
Bad weather pushed trio to use up fuel tank | The National (opens the original)
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BAD weather forced the three Bougainvilleans travelling from Nissan to Buka to use more fuel resulting in emptying all fuel containers for their outboard engine, it has been revealed. Forty-year-old skipper Mitchell Tokiapron, his younger brother Darrel, 33, and cousin sister Horan Kapiatu, from Yotsibul in Nissan, Bougainville, had left Tongul on Tuesday, July 21 at around 10.30am for Buka. They encountered rough seas, strong winds and currents before arriving in Buka waters at Hanpan, Lemanman
Bridges and roads represent hope: ADB | The National (opens the original)
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BRIDGES and roads represent hope and an opportunity to improve the lives of the communities along the Highlands Highway corridor, an Asian Development Bank (ADB) official says. ADB’s director general for Pacific Emma Veve said the bridges were more than steel and concrete. “They represent hope and opportunity and the unwavering commitment of the government of Papua New Guinea and ADB to improve the lives of the communities along the Highlands Highway,” Veve said. Veve is visiting the country thi
New road link a milestone: Minister | The National (opens the original)
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CONNECTING Papua and New Guinea by road under the Connect PNG programme is a milestone for the Department of Works and Highway, says Minister Peter Tsiamalili Jnr. “This is probably the most significant intervention as a department we’ve done in this modern era,” he said. He added that roads were a reflection of prosperity and the challenge was to take the department back to its glory days. “The challenge for us is to bring back those glory days,” he said. Tsiamalili said the department was the
Papua, New Guinea linked | The National (opens the original)
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THE transnational highway has become a reality as Prime Minister James Marape took his maiden drive from Port Moresby to Kikori in Gulf. The five-day journey, covering nine provinces, started at 2.30am yesterday at the Works and Highways Department headquarters in Port Moresby. The entourage left the National Capital District and travelled through Central, Gulf’s Kerema and then on to Morobe, Eastern Highlands, Chimbu, Jiwaka, Western Highlands, Southern Highlands before reaching the western end
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