East Sepik’s Provincial Police Commander, Superintendent Albert Beli said a peace committee was formed from the 21 landowner groups who were present for a peace meeting on Friday.
The leaders during the meeting addressed the best way to solve the fighting that escalated in recent days and to make sure the solutions they come up with satisfy both parties.
“I want to assure the people of East Sepik that the leaders in the province had come up with ways to slve the issue and business houses will resume on Tuesday.
