Papua New Guinea Member of Parliament James Donald is advocating for expedited construction of quarantine and immigration facilities at the PNG-Indonesia border. This request follows a significant drop in the Fly River’s water level, effectively cutting off access to his electorate. The decreased river level has disrupted the supply chain, creating isolation for residents. Donald emphasizes the urgency of the situation, citing the need to reconnect his constituents. The lack of accessible border facilities further complicates matters, hindering potential solutions. The MP’s call underscores the challenges posed by changing environmental conditions and their impact on remote communities. This situation highlights the critical need for improved infrastructure and border security in the region.