
Calm has prevailed in Aswan after deadly clashes betweentwo families that left 25 people dead and more than 40 others injured.In statements on Sunday, Aswan governor Mostafa Yousri said that a deal had beenreached with the leaders of both families to stop the violence.Police will arrest any person inciting confrontation anew in the city, Yousri said.The clashes, the worst ever tribal bloodshed, broke out on Friday between familiesof the Al-Halayel and Al-Dabodeya tribes.
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