Construction Camp in Papua's Tambrauw Set Ablaze, No Casualties Reported
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Construction Camp in Papua's Tambrauw Set Ablaze, No Casualties Reported

A road construction project camp in Tambrauw Regency, Southwest Papua, Indonesia, was attacked and set ablaze by unknown individuals. Police confirmed no casualties and urged residents to remain calm and wary of unverified information as investigations proceed.

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