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The PNG Immigration and Citizenship Authority is committed to stepping up compliance and enforcement in the New Guinea Islands Region. This with the establishment of its Regional Office in Kokopo, East New Britain Province. Chief Migration Officer Stanis Hulahau when speaking at the launch of the ICA Regional Office in Kokopo on Tuesday says they will be working closely with the Police in the region to make sure those who are illegally living and operating in the province and the region will be dealt with accordingly. Mr Hulahau says this is a clear indication that the ICA will make sure to go after those who break the laws, especially with the work permits, foreign employment act and migration laws. NBC News / PNG Today Next :  Illegal Power Consumers to be charged

Suffering from back pain should not stop you from exploring the world. Thousands of travelers live with back pain and still visit exotic destinations on a regular basis, and you can too. The key is careful planning; as long as you can manage your back pain, you can have a lot of fun going on trips. Managing your back pain while traveling is not as difficult as you think. In this article, we are going to take a look at the best, most practical tips and tricks you can use to travel smart and manage your back pain at the same time. Let’s get started! 1. Avoid Queues Timing your flights (and other parts of the trip) lets you avoid hold-ups that could cause back pain. Long queues are never fun, so make sure you design your travel itinerary with the perfect timing in mind. You can even ask your airline for details about the quietest time to fly. 2. Yes, Tell Your Airline Speaking about asking your airline, telling the airline that you are traveling with back pain also helps. Many airlines le...