Madang

American  

[mah-dahng] / ˈmɑ dɑŋ /

noun

1. a seaport on the N coast of New Guinea, in Papua New Guinea.

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Example Sentences

In the latest incident, the Coral Adventurer was transiting through Morobe, Madang and Sepik provinces when it hit strong sea currents and sailed onto the reef, Morobe's Police Commander Chief Superintendent Samson Siguyaru told the ABC's Pacific Beat programme.

From BBC

Significant damage to buildings and roads and landslides were reported in Morobe, Eastern Highlands and Madang provinces, he said.

From Reuters

In Madang province, there were multiple injuries as buildings and houses were damaged, and one death was reported on the Rai Coast, he said.

From Reuters

Kramer, the MP for Madang Open and sole member of the Allegiance party he founded, came to parliament in 2017 on a declared platform of transparency and good governance.

From The Guardian

MCC’s Ramu nickel plant located in Madang, on the country’s northeastern coast, spilled waste into the bay over the weekend which caused the surrounding ocean to turn red and left a muddy residue on the rocky shoreline, according to locals and photographs of the incident.

From Reuters