"Community
leaders
in
the
Hides
area
have
come
to
a
resolution
with
the
government
to
allow
work
in
Hides
to
resume.
We
have
begun
to
mobilise
our
workforce
to
recommence
work,"
Exxon
spokeswoman
Rebecca
Arnold
said,
according
to
Reuters.
Esso
Highlands,
the
Exxon
subsidiary
which
operates
the
LNG
development,
had
stopped
work
in
the
Hides
region
of
the
Southern
Highlands
after
residents
demanding
additional
compensation
for
their
land
threatened
workers
at
the
plant.
ExxonMobil’s
statement
comes
just
hours
after
the
Papua
New
Guinea
government
said
it
was
preparing
to
deploy
troops
to
quell
the
protests.
Papua
New
Guinea's
National
Executive
Council…
