The clashes erupted on Thursday at the Kasuwan Magani community, the Nation newspaper reported on Saturday.
According to Police Commissioner Ahmad Abdur-Rahman, 22 people have already been questioned as part of the ongoing investigation into the incident.
The commissioner has visited the crisis-hit area to talk to youth, religious and traditional leaders in order to avoid further violence.
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“Anybody that has a hand in this crisis must face the full wrath of law; we will not allow lawlessness; we remain committed to saving life and property of every citizens,” Abdur-Rahman said.
According to other media reports, the conflict was caused by the religious tensions between local Muslim and Christian communities.