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27th January 2025 10:40:40 AM
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A series of coordinated dawn raids in Dadiase have led to the arrest of 64 individuals connected to the recent Nkwanta South clashes, which resulted in over six deaths and significant property damage.
This crackdown is part of ongoing efforts to restore peace and order in Nkwanta, a region grappling with escalating violence.
The operations, which began on Monday morning, were launched in response to rising tensions and unrest in Nkwanta and surrounding areas.
So far, around 115 individuals have been detained since the recent gun violence began.
Of those arrested, 51 have been granted bail, while 64 remain in custody for further investigation.
Locals interviewed by Adom News have expressed approval of the swift action by security forces.
Many hope these measures will help reduce the unrest and promote dialogue between the conflicting groups.
During his visit to Nkwanta South, National Security Coordinator DCOP Abdul Razak Osman reiterated the government’s commitment to maintaining safety and stability in the region and encouraged peaceful negotiations.
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