Source: 
The National, Monday May 5th, 2014
 THE national government has called for a meeting this week with Indonesian officials to discuss the recurring border control
incidents.
Acting Department of Foreign Affairs and Immigration secretary William Dihm formally passed on the government’s second diplomatic note on the matter to the Indonesian ambassador to PNG Andrias Sitepu last month.
Foreign Affairs Minister Rimbink Pato said the government “welcomed the convening of an immediate border liaison meeting this week in Jayapura”.
“This will be an important opportunity for the officials of PNG and Indonesia to take stock of recent developments along the common border including alleged incursions into PNG territory,” Pato
said.
He said the note condemned the incident on April 19 where Indonesian troops opened fire at a PNG border patrol that morning.