Heavy rains have devastated Buso Village in Morobe Province, destroying 25 homes and displacing numerous families. The flooding, which occurred on the night of August 23, has left the village in urgent need of assistance. The flooding was triggered by the overflow of the Buso River, also known as the Second Busu, which originates from the Musom Tale Mountains and flows through Wagang Village to the eastern coast of Morobe. The river, notorious for its strong currents, has a history of causing significant damage during heavy rains, including a major flood in1997 that devastated the village. Located about 2 kilometers from the river, Buso Village, which falls under the Labuta Local Level Government in the Nawaeb District, comprises approximately 50-70 households with more than 200 residents. The floodwaters destroyed homes, washed away essential gardens, and swept away livestock—crucial sources of food and income for the villagers.The village is now isolated, with traditional means of crossing the river, such as by car or swimming, no longer viable. Additionally, the main road leading to Bualu Village, Burum, and Finschhafen has been damaged, further complicating relief efforts. Residents are calling for immediate assistance from the Morobe Disaster Office and Nawaeb District authorities, urgently needing shelter, food, and medical supplies to support those affected by the disaster.