The victim who is yet to be identified reportedly sustained gunshot wounds.

The chaos which erupted on Sunday afternoon was said to be over a piece of farmland.

Accra-based Citi News reported that, Nalori residents have been rendered homeless as the entire community has been burnt down.

Meanwhile, one person has been arrested in connection with the incident.

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The clashes are reported to have happened between the Tibongo and Junjoon communities on Wednesday when one faction laid claim to a piece of farmland.

The latest incident also led to the burning of several houses in the Junjoon community.

The District Chief Executive for Chereponi, Hajia Zuweiratu Mada Nashiru, in a Citi News interview said security has been beefed up in the area to prevent an escalation.

“It is a renewed clash between two communities. Yesterday, in the afternoon, one group attacked the other. There is no access to that community as we speak. Access to the community has been taken over by water.”

The clashes led to the burning down of 16 houses and the killing of livestock in the Gbalo and Kukpong/Sagong communities in the district.

Some 12 persons have been arrested after the clash in the Chereponi district.

This ensued between the Konkombas and Anufors on Monday over a parcel of land.

Scores of residents have been displaced following the incident while others have also fled in search of safety at Gushegu and neighbouring communities.

Adom News‘ Illiasu Abdul Rauf reports security personnel have been deployed to restore calm in the area.

The Regional Minister, Yidana Zakaria, is also expected to visit the community with a team from the National Disaster Management Organisation to access the situation and how best they can support the victims.