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This image of the Chereponi District Police Commander giving water to displaced children illustrates the humanitarian crisis caused by the conflict
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The resumption of conflict in Chereponi district may soon worsen if the police do not have sufficient resources to cope with the fragile security situation, warned two badysts of the security services.
Adam Bonaa, a security badyst, and Albert Yelyang of the West Africa Peacebuilding Network (WANEP), want the police to appeal for logistics before the conflict invades neighboring cities , is not fully implemented.
Police on Tuesday called for logistical means such as motorcycles to access remote areas of the district where armed men devastate residents, mostly women and children.
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the new clashes between Konkombas and Chokosis in the Chereponi in northeastern conflict Region displaced about 1,860 residents, according to to the estimates of the National Organization for Disaster Management (NADMO).
NADMO Coordinator for the Northern Region, Abdallah Hindu, told Joy News the latest wave of house shootings and fires in decades Tribal conflicts have also killed at least three people.
Image: Chereponi District Police Commander, Chief Spt. Henry Amankwatia, Helps one of the displaced children to take a sip of water that he was carrying.
The displaced people, he added, are currently camping in private houses and parish halls in Yunyoo District. In Gushegu, the fighting is not going on there, but we have a camp there, which was used the last time the conflict broke out. "
It is unclear what triggered the latest conflict that erupted last week, but the Konkombas and Chokosis tribes frequently fought a small plot of land in the poverty-ridden Chereponi district.
Expressing on the routine agenda, PM ExpressYelyang said Tuesday that evidence of heavy night shooting in the district indicated a worsening of the situation.
He said he watched videos of the latest conflict during which many bullets were fired at night.
Also speaking on PM ExpressAdam Bonaa said that the public appeal of the police to logistical support to deal with the situation was "very unusual".
"It means that they are overwhelmed. It just tells you how underfunded they are and the humanitarian crisis they face (…). If they do not speak, someone will blame them for not asking for additional resources, "he said.
He wants President Addo Dankwa Akufo-Addo to make a public statement on this issue to rebadure residents in difficulty.
"The rate at which [the conflict] This spread could become something else if the executive did not speak and probably gathered all possible resources, "he warned.
Watch more of PM Express's discussion in the video below.
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