Rapid decline in Fly River water level raises alarm in Kiunga

The water level of the Fly River in Kiunga, Papua New Guinea, has experienced a rapid and continuous decline, sparking alarm among local residents. The drop in water levels is attributed to prolonged dry conditions persisting across the Western Province.

The ongoing environmental situation has heightened anxiety within the community as water availability and river transport are impacted by the sustained lack of rainfall in the region.