The death toll from the Kaolokam landslide in Papua New Guinea's Enga Province has risen to over 670, exceeding the initial estimate of 100 fatalities.

Australia is poised to offer assistance to PNG, with Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles engaging in discussions with officials to determine the specifics of aid.

The challenging terrain and remote location of the disaster site have impeded rescue efforts, with Australia aiming to provide airlift capacity for response efforts.

The disaster has left around 1,250 people homeless, with slim chances of finding survivors.

Tribal conflicts are complicating aid distribution, as the government establishes evacuation centers for displaced residents.

Indonesia has expressed condolences for the tragic event, as the community grapples with the aftermath and potentially seeks international assistance for relief efforts.