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Air Niugini  has announced that  the airline has suspended all flights to Kagamuga airport, Mt Hagen today due to civil unrest. The airline’s decision to suspend flights was made after it received a Notice to Pilots(NOTAM), consequently forcing the cancellation of all five flights today. Air Niugini will continue to closely monitor the situation and will resume operations as soon as it is safe, including withdrawal of the NOTAM.  Passengers who had purchased tickets for the flights that were cancelled can revalidate their travel for the next available flight. Air Niugini regrets the inconvenience caused to our passengers however the situation is beyond the airline’s control.  Safety is always of paramount importance in our operations. Next :  PNG Election Result : Rosso leads Lae Open count

Scenic vistas, vibrant nightlife, streetcars are just a few of the things that the city Portland, Oregon is known for. But did you also know that Portland is one of the most vegan-friendly cities in the United States? As a city, Portland is known for being a bit rebellious (in a good way). In recent years, Portland has become a hub for vegans and other “rebellious eaters,” who’ve switched to a more ethical, planet-conscious lifestyle. Is Portland The Best US City For Vegans? Today, I’m going to share some of my favorite eats in Portland and show visitors what they can expect in terms of vegan culture in Portland. Whether you’ve got a trip planned or you’re just curious, I guarantee you’ll want to add Portland to your list of vegan-friendly travel destinations. For starters: there are over 50 restaurants in Portland that are 100% vegan, meaning that all of their dishes are: meat-free; dairy-free; egg-free; 100% plant- and fungi-based! Additionally, there are many more restaurants that a...