Wewak District CEO Martin Maingu said the government is still making considerations for a permanent resettlement.
They want to ensure that there are no issues tied to the people of Kadovar when they choose the area in which they want the people to settle.
At present the rest of the 39.5 hectares of land, of which they bought 3.5 from, remains an option.
The Wewak DDA and the National Government purchased the 3.5 hectares of land for K110,000, and this has helped the settlers to be self-sustaining.
