(MENAFN) Officials said that the 100 cars bought by Papua New Guinea for the APEC leaders' summit have yet to be returned to the government.
The Pacific nation has bought about 1000 vehicles to transport world leaders during the annual meeting in November, intending to sell them off afterwards.
But as the government started providing the cars this month, police have been ordered to recover nearly 100 that are yet to make it back.
According to the finance secretary, officials had been directed to surrender any APEC-related assets immediately.
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