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4 hurt in Tipo-Tipo, Basilan conflict —Army official
An armed clash in Tipo-Tipo, Basilan, triggered by a clan feud over the killing of barangay councilor Nadzri Asdana Tarahin on October 21, has deescalated after negotiations.
Four civilians, not involved in the conflict between rival local groups, were reported hurt.
Initial reports suggesting MILF backing were clarified by military and provincial authorities.
The Coordinating Committee on the Cessation of Hostilities (CCCH), the Provincial Government of Basilan, the Basilan Council of Elders, and MILF leaders facilitated dialogue and de-escalation.
Troops were deployed to secure the town and assist in humanitarian efforts for displaced families.
Joint Task Force Orion Commander MGen. Leonardo Peña confirmed the deescalation and urged residents to support the peace process.
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