This follows the ongoing disruption of classes at Papua New Guinea’s major universities; the University of PNG (UPNG) and the PNG University of Technology (Unitech).
Students have not been attending classes for two months now following the student protest, continuous boycott and recent arson at UPNG and Unitech.
Baira said they hope that the situation will get better before students can be sent back to the Unitech Campus in Lae after Central students were repatriated home this week.
