Peace restored in Lagaip District after tribal fighting
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- Police-led negotiations restored peace between two tribal groups in Papua New Guinea's Lagaip District after two days of fighting.
- The agreement involved the Kesan people of the Walin tribe and the Kalako people of the Pyain tribe.
Peace has been restored in Lagaip District after two days of tribal fighting between the Kesan people of the Walin tribe and the Kalako people of the Pyain tribe.
Police spearheaded ongoing negotiations that brought the conflict to an end this afternoon.
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