Middle Ramu District Development Authority

Madang

CEO - Barnabas Miukmang

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Middle Ramu District Development Authority | POBOX 520 Middle Ramu District| Madang 511

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As are ward councilor from ARABAKA LLG in Middle Ramu District are still waiting for Mp KHK to deliver project to 4 LLGs . We almost suffering now. But yet we are still waiting for our DDA funding.. K10 million.

Raymond Bukai (not verified), July 2025

Our Health services are not good at all,we almost suffering for long time. We don't see any out come of our K10 million....

Raymond Bukai (not verified), July 2025

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