At least 15 people killed in PNG protests

At least 15 people have been killed after a day of violent protests in Papua New Guinea. The country’s government is working to restore order by deploying more than 1,000 troops to Port Moresby should violence erupt again. Prime Minister James Marape has declared a two-week state of emergency. The unrest began two days ago after hundreds of police officers, soldiers, prison staff and public servants walked off the jobs. The move was in protest of a pay dispute.