NewzEleven individuals convicted of murder in Enga, Papua New Guinea, have been sentenced to a combined total of 305 years in prison with hard labour. The sentencing follows ongoing efforts to address regional instability and criminal activity in the area.
In response to the convictions, local police issued a warning to tribal fighters, stating that continued participation in tribal violence will result in further fatalities, the destruction of family units, and significant prison sentences for those involved.
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