Police in Tonga were searching for information related to burglaries that occurred in two separate incidents in Nuku’alofa.
Various goods and items valued at around TP$20,400 were allegedly stolen at the Langafonua ‘a Fafine Tonga centre last month, local news media have reported.
On a separate incident, goods valued at around $19,580 were allegedly stolen from a home in Hala’ovave. .
A 47-year-old woman complaint to Police after she found out her goods had been missing either in August or September.
Police were investigating the incidents.
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