DIMAPUR: District administration led by Additional Deputy Commissioner (ADC) Pungro, Hotolu Sema, along with police personnel, president and representatives of Pungro Area Public Forum, visited Zaonger village, Pungro sub division, Kiphire district on October 12, 2026, to conduct a comprehensive assessment of damages caused by the recent tribal conflict and to facilitate documentation and safe collection of personal belongings of displaced persons.
According to DIPR report, the collected belongings were deposited at Pungro Police Station for safe custody, proper documentation and secure handling, with directions to ensure their protection until delivery. Cooperation from local representatives and civil society organisations was instrumental in facilitating coordination and maintaining communication among stakeholders.
As per the assessment, the damages reported were: 21 houses vandalised; 19 houses burnt; 1 sumo, 1 pickup truck and 1 motorcycle damaged/capsized; 12 motorcycles, 3 sumos and 1 pickup truck burnt bringing the total number of vehicles damaged or burnt to 19.
The administration stated that security arrangements for civilian safety, damage assessment and assistance for displaced persons remain a priority. Security has been tightened around the village and the situation continues to be closely monitored.
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