WHY IT WAS SCARY TO LIVE IN PAPUA NEW GUINEA | SHARING MY LIFE EXPERIENCE |

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[@Ht845-w8c]

If you're looking for the specific papua new guinea content, it starts from 7:18

[@davideavantaggiato8606]

Thank you

[@jjwarrior5663]

Thanks for sharing, so sorry to hear about your mum. Takes a brave person to move to a new country and bring her family along ❤

[@johnhal1918]

Thanks for sharing your experiences in PNG. This is true. I affirm all you have shared.

[@georgetuges4821]

Thank you to your Mum, for contributing to our country. Very sorry for your experiences you had.

[@micahwai1922]

Im sorry for ur mum. Many thanks for her services to this many are times not so safe region of the country. We still have a long way to go but its great sharing honestly ur experience. Ive always wondered how expats feel living here and your video gave me a wondow to that. Cheers!

[@aleai2882]

I am so sorry to hear that your mum passed away.May her soul RIEP. Late Mrs Macaraig was my math teacher in year 11 in 1996.

[@milamangi5669]

what is riep.

[@maudiegalele8798]

@@milamangi5669 rest in eternal peace

[@Tee-gx2xm]

I'm a Papua New Guinean and I agree with everything your saying and it's still happening it's now at a worse rate....... You won't see axpatriats walking freely in Port Moresby City, they mostly drive around with vehicles, unlike other countries where expatriates walk freely....

[@DannieKamete]

Is it because there's a risk of kidnapping?

[@Tee-gx2xm]

Expatriates are more likely to be robbed if walk on foot in the city...

[@iversawaraba1453]

I see them walking freely at Vision city, food world, the airport etc...etc...

[@iversawaraba1453]

@Bagen Sam I have Australian friends and we hang out at Manu market, the union field, shopping centers etc...I know cos I'm experiencing it..Me no hide lo Haus na pairap lo keyboard 💯

[@iversawaraba1453]

@Bagen Sam yes we are being harassed but not all the time just like other countries..You idiot, there's good and bad people everywhere around the world same as PNG...They probably harass you everyday bloody girly²

[@realcanadiangirl64]

I used to have this problem with a squeaky door but solved it by putting a bit of olive oil on the hinges.

[@elizabethf6550]

I have fibrocytic lumps on my breast and they are benign cysts but get inflammed. Just as an FYI but will keep u in my prayers Maria 🙏🏽u will be ok 👍🏽

[@Wokabaut]

wish you all the best, with your family, thnks for sharing your 'first moments' in PNG. You were in Eastern Highlands Province, that is part of the highlands they say is a bit more civil then other highlands provinces. Coastal provinces vary in attitudes and behavioural patterns...You survived Png, as we say...if you experienced the highlands of PNG, other parts of the country would be a 'piece of cake living:

[@RemyVincent-yv6bd]

Definitely agree that the school where you lived at was quite scary back than, it's different now, a lot of things have changed, there's still a couple of expatriate teachers there. I'm sorry you had a scary experience there but I can assure you it's different now. Maybe one day you can come back and visit, it's your home. Rape and domestic violence is still an issue, but things are coming into light. But for visitors from other countries or travellors wanting to come explore, I'd recommend you get in touch with a local or get a guide, someone who has lived in Papua New Guinea for more than 4 to 5 years and they'll get you safely around.

[@elizabethf6550]

Can u show us how to make ur broth recipe ?💫

[@user-pk2ms7gi6i]

Sorry for what you have to go through 😊

[@greenf33t]

That's sad that you and your family had to go through that in PNG. Everything you said is true. And it happens still today in many parts PNG. It's not always safe for women and girls and even young boys to be out at night and even day time. So many hooligans and opportunists. But it's good that you had your good experiences there too. And my condolences to you and your family for your loss. Things like that never go away from your memory.

[@ailanmeri6361]

I am sorry that you have to go through this with the negative experience you had at that whatever particular location you were at in PNG . I do not agree with alot of negativity and the generalization. PNG is a beautiful place and from where I come from (New Guinea Islands) is the most safest and you will enjoy with out a second thought. It will be great to mention the location you were at.

[@shoubyreckas-lyricalcriminalz]

I am Papua New Guinean mixed. My father arrived in PNG in 1978. He is partly Carcassian and Middle East but he grew up in the Philippines and moved to PNG in 1978.

[@jimihendrixx11]

Depends what people you are around. Normal locals avoid crazies & dont like them. Still yeah it still can be very unsafe - usually cowardly/opportunists if you are vulnerable

[@elizabethf6550]

What color shade and brow product are u wearing ? Looks nice ⭐️

[@kabartikami]

So sad to hear about your mum. but it s still unsafe until today ? I never visit this country but I want to.

[@trevs9925]

That was Eastern Highlands Province.

[@antenethsou9175]

I'm from Papua New Guinea, I can't even understand what causes them to act this way

[@Wokabaut]

I see alot of arguements down the comments line...if Papua New Guinea is liveable or not... Some are degrading my country, others are all over with their views. Well, I would say that, every country has it's owm problems, I would not like to compare Png to any other country, becaise its is different in itself. Papua New Guinea is a country with thousands of tribes and people with different customary upbringing united together trying to make sense of each other while being thrown into the westermised lifestyle, with the mindset still in a state of gradual transition, So if an expatriate comes to Png, each will have their own experiences, depending on the nature of their occupation and environment they are placed into. The best expatriates in Png that will provide an outsider a better view of Papua New Guinea, are Chinese, Sri Lankans and Bangladese. These three nationalities of people can be seen living within tbe ranks and among ordinary Papua New Guineans. There are also Pilipinos among locals here, who have married to Papua New Guineans and mingle amongst. Chinese, followed by Bangladesh and Sri Lankans, speak Tokpisin and interact with locals. But, they draw interaction boundaries so the locals know their lines. Png is a nation of tribal groupings, and you have to network with locals in order to know how to move around among them. Applies both in urban and rural areas.

[@Ht845-w8c]

Don't be disheartened with the comments, people have positive and negative experiences everywhere in world. Some people might just be unable to focus on the positive and exemplify the negatives just for content. I think Png is a interesting, unique and awesome nation which i would like to visit one day.

[@marykay3449]

sorry you have to go through that. It happens everywhere in the world and not just Papua New Guinea. That's the reality in todays world.

[@geraldhandugan2637]

Hello po. Happy to find you in YT. I just want to know how much is the standard rate for Accountant in PNG in a real estate business? What are the mamdatory deduction? Salamat po.

[@anime_edits.2824]

May Allah bless you and your family

[@UnkonKas]

Every country has its own goodies and badies but sorry if you had a such a n experience living in my country..Attitudes is always a challenge in my country but tell me how safe is in the Philippines?

[@wantokpng204]

Filipinos are very laid-back people, that's why they are often shocked by the way PNG is. Not every country is laid-back, kind and easy going as Philippines. Unfortunately there's lawlessness and violence in PNG but there's a lot of good in PNG as well. It's a resource rich country, with people owning most of the land tax free unlike Philippines where the top 20% own most land while 80% own 500sqm or less. Port Moresby City And Lae City is liveable cities where so many Filipino OFW's are working and living.

[@rampage4695]

I'm still wondering why there are so many papuans here in cebu being maids and acting like slaves

[@rampage4695]

you can't compare port moresby to metro manila

[@rampage4695]

just search | Spectacular skyline of Metro manila 2021 | by city explorer port moresby is nothing compared to this

[@JackOlan-ep3fr]

@@rampage4695 I don't see how that comment is comparing MNL and POM, I mean, if anything, they're only comparing the land ownership of the ppl in the ph and png, and on to of that, they're not wrong. Other than that, I see no comparison whatsoever of MNL and POM

[@gmdone]

this is not about the Philippines

[@barataapsii2466]

Hi Sis, I am from Kainantu, PNG Living here in the Philippines. I respect your honest views about my place and regret as well for the attitude of the society towards you and your family during your stay. I kinda agreed with your sentiments and hoping that our Government may make some good decisions that will boost the civilization. The main problem with most of the people is the attitude and mindset. Hoping for a change soon..

[@JackOlan-ep3fr]

Literally the most sensible comment I've read so far, I applaud you for your unbiased comment, I wish everyone in the country had the same mentality, maybe then the society wouldn't be drowning...

[@barataapsii2466]

@@JackOlan-ep3fr Agreed much. Hoping for the change

[@abrqzx]

@@barataapsii2466 are you from PNG?

[@barataapsii2466]

@@abrqzx do you know how to read?

[@barataapsii2466]

@Bagen Sam tru tumas brother

[@iversawaraba1453]

Every place and country on earth has its limits either to go or not to go..There are some parts of PNG were you can walk freely and there are some were you can't if your not from that territory just like every other country..example, in PNG it's ok to walk to a shopping mall in Port Moresby(Capital) however, you can't walk through a settlement filled with violent gangs..keep it in mind and always research about were you at. Take care.

[@JackOlan-ep3fr]

Nahh man, not sure where you've been, but now a days, no one can walk freely "to the mall" without getting harassed, even in Moresby, it's still not safe.... But I'll agree that there are limits to places you can go in different countries, but in PNG, in recent years, you can barely go anywhere anymore without being attacked

[@yaelius_pnglife]

I walked from waigani market to vision city on a regular basis. I have not been robbed yet. sorry.

[@doodly1152]

In Papua New Guinea once it's dark you HAVE to head home. Of course there's places that are no-go areas in every country/city but not enough where I have to fear for my life walking around midnight

[@murcielagoligero]

un saludo desde venezuela suramerica

[@1984Jay5]

So sorry for your lost... Thankyou for sharing. Yes PNG is getting worse in crime every year.

[@yaelius_pnglife]

I disagree. Give me actual statistics based on research findings. Please provide link to the report.

[@bobbeebobbee6998]

Hi all I am me and my Lao wife in Indonesia and would like to travel PNG in our4x4 old land cruiser 78 in perfect condition any sugestion were to go by road going with a police a guide alone all sugestion is welcome thanks Bob

[@nathanbenoza3325]

I stayed in PNG for almost 8 years. Un expected thing happen every day

[@maudiegalele8798]

Thats why they call it the land of the unexpected

[@antonettesagun3855]

Hello po, good day! I am a Junior student and one of our course requirement is to interview an OFW from Papua New Guinea. I didn't know someone who works there and may I ask if someone is willing to be interviewed by me, po? It will be just 4 questions po. Thank you so much! 🙂 Comment down below if you're interested po.

[@mohdjunaid6337]

Hi hru there oppertunity for busines?

[@judithfajardo716]

PNG WAS MY 2ND HOME FOR ALMOST 24 YRS ...

[@MARIA-rh1ic]

Hi! May I know how's life in lihir cause I'm planning to go abroad and have a job as well. Thank you!

[@simonsays2677]

I came here to see how expats live in PNG ended up listening to your life story, i thought this is educational video not a therapy 😅

[@jamesbuno4854]

Your one experience from a particular place in PNG doesn't portray everyone here. Many locals in PNG are peace, loving and caring. Hospitality is in our nature to look after people.

[@BillyKhan-oj4lx]

Don't mind her....Maybe she has an attitude problem that is why nobody likes her 😅

[@abbymati9172]

I'm a Papua New Guinea and your absolutely right about a majority PNG men are very ugly on the inside and have animalistic behaviour. I go University of PNG and most women including myself get harrassed on a daily basis. I hate PNG men like this. Not all of them are like this it's just a majority of them that do this and give PNG a bad reputation. So sorry.

[@abrqzx]

It’s quite the difference here in the Philippines, men are respectful towards women and the LGBTQ+ community

[@yaelius_pnglife]

Base on what research? Give me an actual statistics based on actual research seeing that you are a university student.

[@doodly1152]

@@yaelius_pnglife Statistics of going outside and walking the streets LMAO You're probably who she's talking about

[@elitedangeroustheworldnext9086]

@@abrqzx no one talks and asks about your 4th world so zip it 🚮

[@Ht845-w8c]

I am sorry about your mom, hope you're happy and healthy now.

[@AR-bh3mn]

Indonesians themselves will think twice before moving to Papua New Guinea. 👀 This country is not what people imagine. Unlike Papua Indonesia, access to this country can be said to be quite difficult. Access to the nearest country can only be via land route to Indonesian territory. To buy some basic necessities, products made in Indonesia are the cheapest. But the problem is that the access from Port Moresby to Jayapura is a vast wilderness. And there is also no road access to Indonesia. Although Papua New Guinea's currency is quite high. I would never want to live in this country because there are often quite serious riots. Better to stay in Jayapura. Even though the situation is no different from PNG, Jayapura is safer. 😢

[@lauma4207]

Ukarumpa??

[@paulsamuel3107]

I respect what you say but as from where I come from is not how my people are. Please don't feel bad about that but it's just that I'm being honest.

[@whattodo904]

Nothing will change there until their Mentality changes with Education... I have watched such documentary about voilence , rape and no human rights... They are very tribal people till date...it must be scray for u ... These videos were soo disturbing killing and hitting peoples so easily

[@keepinupwkayla8586]

Smh I always wanted to visit there but I just be too afraid to go cuz all the negatives I hear about png

[@user-sq8sk8qq5r]

Don't come! if you a extremely scared.

[@user-eb9rs9cq2x]

like

[@jaynichols4665]

One of world’s most dangerous places broadcast on bbc

[@tonyz_lionwolfhounds]

Cool VLOG YT recommended jus now. general question to think about - Have you ever seen a Papua New Guinean go on KZbin let alone own a channel to use and talk negatively about they experience in a foreign country ? Quick Answer: NEVER! Y’all need to reciprocate n keep our name out your mouth lol. This is PNG the struggle is real out here no movie only the strong survive the weak get beat up. Im sorry we all sorry you had a bad experience with us in the 90s and brought your pain up in the 2000s - talk about bad timing bad tourism lol. IDK if your first kiss is the baby’s dad but blessings from PNG to y’all . ONE LOVE 🤣🤦🏽‍♂️🇵🇬

[@wilskyreal8459]

Helo kabayan may nag aalok sa akin mag work dyan as kitchen helper, ok ba na tanggapin ko? Kamusta dyan PNG ? safe ba mga pinoy? Kapwa pilipina ang makka work ko

[@maudiegalele8798]

There are other Filipinos here, alot. You should try reach out to them and ask them about working conditions from their perspective

[@dacealksne]

7:40

[@sariolaerapemairue3693]

Can you specific where you live to say PNG was dangerous As an expatriates living there you gain all the benefits as wives of expats doing nothing to volunteer to help PNG people As an Asian woman oviously you married to expatriates man with all the process paided to you on sweats of PNG people living on poverty line while you live in luxuries as an expatriates

[@gmdone]

someone is envy hahahaha

[@elitedangeroustheworldnext9086]

@@gmdone she was right tho 🤡🤡

[@annmerino6558]

She was young when she was living in PNG. She moved out ans went back after her mother's contract expired, she was just sharing her experience. Why so bitter? You can skip if you don't like it

[@junereyes2543]

Are you talking about your son your face etc What you eating what are you trying to blog here?

[@faithpotts5844]

Luhh na offeran ako sa papua new guinea guys -_- mukhang dalawang isip ako

[@Mistha_J]

Pag isipan mo ng ma buti %70 of women get r*ped

[@MARIA-rh1ic]

Same here Ma'am 😢

[@latestchika8546]

Story time po,.how you end up having kids at 18yrs old

[@didikwt5718]

How is life in Papua New Guinea for migrants from Indonesia?

[@yudragon2002]

Modern slavery there workers

[@divinee.155]

stay in ur own country

[@jimihendrixx11]

Same bro - no one cares about international politics etc. just their own life

[@AR-bh3mn]

Better to stay in Indonesia. The situation is safer 😢

[@YasminYoruba]

8 min to finally get to the content… 😴

[@UglySpou]

I guess in the Philippines it's just the same as PNG and some Cities around the world. Port Moresby the Capital City of PNG always portrays the bad image about PNG in general. Trust me, the rest of PNG is not like Port Moresby, it's more relaxed, safer, friendlier etc. It's great to see expatriates getting jobs in PNG like the Philippino's because the jobs here pays lucratives wages that improves their lifes back home.

[@MARIA-rh1ic]

Hi ! May I know hows life in lihir. Does is a good place to work for filipino there ?

[@tristanmartymercado757]

Swatting sa pasay city ka lang

[@benjieumpad1739]

Puydi mag tagalog

[@elsiechapmansolomon-3656]

It's never safe for women, especially at night.

[@tristanmartymercado757]

Cute Pinay not belong to badyao like people

[@jasminemai3023]

Can you specify where exactly in PNG all this occurred? Our country is as bout as dangerous as any other country in the world, most might even say it’s less dangerous. Shouldn’t write PNG as a whole just because you had a bad experience in one particular place in PNG. Foreigners come here and are so biased. You should be glad to know that our country is now over run by Phillipinos and the Chinese with all major businesses run by them.

[@cz180p]

Bro what…. That’s absolutely false. PNG is one of the most dangerous

[@jasminemai3023]

@@cz180p sure it is

[@TheHedleyNicholasShow]

PNG is pretty dangerous yoh. Lol.

[@isodaniel371]

Don't they have brains to run businesses in their country.

[@Waywardmountain]

For sexual violence it’s literally the worst in the world

[@ibogggh2975]

I d9nt feel sorry for Asians in papua

[@0014_]

projecting your racist ass i see

[@monalisatakiabu6837]

Png is the worst country

[@aboodwadis502]

Hello Maria, great video ❤️‍🩹, but where is it you from ? Are you a PNG citizen factoring you spent your life there or your American ?

[@abrqzx]

She’s from the Philippines

[@elitedangeroustheworldnext9086]

no one will mistaken a maid that she's from USA 🤣🤣

[@annmerino6558]

Filipino are also teachers in other side of the world. Her mom was a dean in a university. She is not a wife of an expat . She studied There along with her family who came with her mother