At least 64 killed in tribal fighting in Papua New Guinea
A report said the violence took place on Sunday and was connected to a battle between two tribes
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Sixty-four bodies have been found in Papua New Guinea's highlands, police said Monday, the latest in a string of mass deaths linked to long-running tribal violence.
After what is believed to have been an armed early morning ambush, Assistant Commissioner of Police Samson Kua said the toll was likely to rise further: "We believe there are still some bodies are still out there in the bush."
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