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The Peace Torch was run into each village en route and here at Vaiea the team was met by members of the community.
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A big thanks to our two coordinators from the villages who got so many people together to come and run with the Peace Torch.
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At Alofi South many of the people came out from the government offices and businesses and lined up to hold the torch.
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The Peace Torch was then taken for a brief stop to the early childhood centre where the students were intrigued by the torch.
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We were met with enthusiastic participation, with staff and visitors not only passing the torch but kicking off their shoes to run around the grounds.
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The final and most special stop of the day was to present the Peace Torch to the Prime Minister Hon Dalton Tagelagi and all members of Government present.