Papua New Guinea’s Customs Service has alerted a parliamentary committee to the ongoing weakness of the nation’s borders. Officials warned that these vulnerabilities leave the country susceptible to transnational criminal activities. The service emphasized the urgent need for improved coordination between relevant government agencies to address the issue effectively. This statement was delivered before the Parliamentary Committee on Citizenship Matters during a recent hearing. The warning highlights continuing challenges in securing PNG’s extensive and often remote border regions. The Post Courier reported on the service’s concerns, but access to the full report requires a subscription. Addressing these weaknesses is critical for national security and stability.