SP PNG Hunters' star Joshua Lau has taken a break from his 2024 mid-season schedule to visit his home province of Enga, where he donated almost K100, 000 worth of aid the victims of the recent Mulitaka landslide. Lau, who is in his second season with the Hunters after rising from the Lae Snax Tigers franchise, emphasized the importance of being present with his community during their time of need. During his visit, Lau, supported by the Lae Biscuit Company and local leader and relative Betani Keo, contributed significantly to the relief efforts. The donation included K15, 000 in cash, 1, 000 cartons of Cabin Biscuits, and 500 cartons of Pawa Energy drinks, totaling nearly K70, 000. Additionally, Keo contributed 15 cartons of Coke. Lau expressed his gratitude to the Chow family and Mr. Keo for their unwavering support. He highlighted the importance of local involvement in the recovery process, stressing that while external aid is crucial, the comfort and support from fellow community members are indispensable for long-term recovery. In a heartfelt message to his community, Lau acknowledged the profound impact of the landslide and emphasized the importance of unity and self-help in moving forward. "As a local, I believe that moving forward means we must help ourselves." He also thanked the Mapai Company for their continuous support in transporting relief supplies to the affected areas. Lau's visit and contributions have been a significant morale boost for the Mulitaka community, demonstrating his commitment to giving back to his roots. "Such natural disasters are unforeseen, but they remind us of the need to be united in both good and bad times," Lau said, reinforcing his message of solidarity and resilience. Lau later returned to the Hunters' camp to resume training with his team for the remainder of the 2024 season.