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Kundiawa Police Station decommissioned

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The Kundiawa Police Station in Simbu, Papua New Guinea, was officially decommissioned this morning, ending 63 years of service. The ceremony was led by Deputy Police Commissioner Chief of Administration Dr. Philip Mitna, who oversaw the closure of the facility, which first opened in 1962.

The decommissioning marks the conclusion of the building's operational history and serves as a transition toward the construction of a new two-level police station at the site. This development represents a significant update to the local policing infrastructure in the Simbu province.

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