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East New Britain community in Arawa remembers 27 lives lost in sea tragedy

East New Britain community in Arawa remembers 27 lives lost in sea tragedy

From Post-Courier · () English

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  • The East New Britain (ENB) community in Arawa, central Bougainville, held a memorial service.
  • The service commemorated the 27 lives lost in the Pang Pang Paradise sea tragedy.
  • The tragedy occurred in the Duke of York islands, East New Britain province.

The East New Britain (ENB) community residing in Arawa, central Bougainville, gathered for a solemn hour of remembrance to honor the 27 individuals who perished in the tragic Pang Pang Paradise sea incident. The disaster took place in the waters surrounding the Duke of York islands, located in the East New Britain province.

The memorial service served as a poignant moment for the community to come together, reflect on the lives lost, and offer support to those affected by the tragedy. The loss of 27 lives represents a significant blow to the community, highlighting the dangers of sea travel and the vulnerability of island populations.

Details surrounding the Pang Pang Paradise sea tragedy, including the specific circumstances that led to the loss of life, were not provided in the available text. However, the act of remembrance underscores the deep impact of the event on the ENB community and their commitment to honoring the memory of the victims.

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