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Security guards charged with carrying guns without permits | The National (opens the original)
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EIGHT security guards in Lae are in custody at Buimo prison after they were alleged to have in their possession live ammunition and no permit to carry a gun. The men were guards of a major security company and appeared for arraignment before magistrate Nasiling Bingtau. They were each charged with no permit to carry a firearm. John Bogi, 46 and from Mul village, John Keru, 30, from Era village, and Peter Gore, 20, from Dirima village, all in Gumine, Chimbu, while Kila Frank, adult male from Kulb
KC Swans lead Lae AFL | The National (opens the original)
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KC Swans lead in top spot after round 14 of the 2026 Lae Australian Football League (AFL) competition. Sale Dogs are in second spot and Salamanda Port Powers in third, followed by Bumayong Bulls, Country Bombers and Highway Lions. The teams will meet in semi-final matches this weekend at Eriku Oval with the first game on Saturday between Salamanda Port Powers and Highway Lions. The second match will see Country Bombers taking on the Bumayong Bulls. Sunday matches will be between KC Swans and Sal
Cause of accident revealed | The National (opens the original)
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MADANG police reported that the truck that overturned killing seven passengers and injuring 17 others on Sunday along the Madang-Ramu Highway was negotiating a curve downhill when it ran off the road. Madang police commander (PPC) Superintendent Robert Baim said the incident happened around 7pm near Ono village in Usino-Bundi. “The truck identified was carrying passengers and was travelling from Bogia in Madang to Mutzing in Markham in Morobe, after a church gathering when it met its fate,” Baim
Suspicious fire wipes out four homes in Madangâs Sisiak | The National (opens the original)
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POLICE in Madang have arrested nine suspects allegedly involved in the burning down of four dwelling homes at Sisiak Two in Madang on Wednesday night, says Madang police commander Supt Robert Baim. Pre-investigation report by police stated that more than 15 suspects, including persons of interests (POIs) mostly from a selected region in East Sepik, were involved in the incident. Police also claimed that some of the POIs were Wewak-based who had come to live at Sisiak Two and were believed to hav
Three missing, 15 rescued after boat capsizes | The National (opens the original)
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THREE people, including an 11-year-old boy, remain missing at sea after a boat carrying 18 passengers capsized off Rai Coast in Madang on Friday. Madang police commander Superintendent Robert Baim said the passengers were adrift for almost eight hours before a boat returning from Madang found them. The boat had departed Saidor at about 7am for Madang, but capsized off Tabalip Point at around 10am. Ten were initially rescued and taken to the Modilon Hospital. Another five were rescued in the afte
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