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  1. February 7, 2020 at 2:50 AM
    muoza says:

    Update 2019/2020: Recommendation to stay away!

    We live and work in Madang as development workers, while we left our sailing boat in Central America. Athough Madang area is extremely beautiful with amazing anchorages and the locals are usually extremely (!) nice, the security situation is very dangerous.

    Multiple pirate attacks occured in the last months. Local transport boats, dinghies, etc. get attacked frequently. Several people got killed, raped, injured with machetes, dropped into the sea, lost at sea. My wife was lucky to miss a pirate attack by some minutes.

    I would love to come back by boat to visit all the lovely friends I met here – but it seems to be impossible at the moment. The outlook for the future is negative, as well: The situation is getting worse at the moment, not better. All locals agree with that opinion.

    1. February 7, 2020 at 2:56 AM
      muoza says:

      additional information 2019/2020

      30 miles east of Madang, Ramu Nickel Mine (cobalt & nickel) pumps 1700m3 of concentrated sulfuric acid per hour (!) into the sea – contaminated with arsene, mercury, etc.

      Water quality of the whole region is to be questioned. Don’t catch & eat fish, don’t go swimming within 50 miles of that area.

  2. October 19, 2015 at 2:15 AM
    Data Entry5 says:

    Boarding and Attack: 18/10/2015
    While anchored in Hansa Bay (04 11.7 N 144 53.3 E) in Madang Province, between Madang and Wewak, northeast of Bogia.

    We were boarded by 2 men armed with machetes. A violent confrontation followed with the boarders intent on killing or seriously wounding the crew. The two attackers were thrown overboard, but not before inflicting a serious wound to the forearm of the captain.

    Please be extra vigilant and well prepared when cruising mainland PNG.
    The local village people were very helpful and the wound was stitched at the local clinic. The attackers were from another area.

    Allen Robyn Berthelsen
    SY Surya