The Government camp in Alotau, Milne Bay Province has been increasing since Members of Parliament flew there on Sunday.
As of last night, the head count was 75, according to reliable sources at the camp.
The source who wanted to remain anonymous told Loop PNG this morning that they are intact and confident to remain in the government.
More than 62 MPs along with Prime Minister Peter O’Neill left for Alotau on Sunday, while 10 of them arrived in Alotau on Monday.
Meanwhile, the Opposition camp in Port Moresby has been getting support from the people and former prime ministers.
Grand Chief Sir Michael Somare yesterday showed his support to the team by visiting the camp.
The Opposition believed to have 25 members but they did not want to mention their real figures.
The Vote of No confidence against Prime Minister Peter O’Neill will be on Friday.
While the Government and Opposition are in camps to strengthened their numbers, the question asked was, “Is it really necessary to go for camps?”