"Deadly Riots and Looting Shake Port Moresby: Chinese Stores Targeted, Military Called In"
Mob violence and looting erupted in Papua New Guinea's capital, Port Moresby, resulting in 15 deaths and widespread destruction, including attacks on Chinese-owned stores. The unrest was sparked by a police pay strike, leading to an eerie calm in the city as residents feared for their safety. The government attributed the crisis to a "computer glitch" in the payroll system and called in the army for support. The situation remains tense, with concerns about potential further violence and the impact on foreign investments in the country.
