Number of People Affected by South Sudan Clashes Has Doubled – UN

by Gary Kopycinski on January 20, 2012

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NEW YORK–(ENEWSPF)–20 January 2012. More than 120,000 people affected by the recent violence in South Sudan’s Jonglei state may need emergency assistance – double the number of those originally thought to need help – the United Nations humanitarian official in the country said today.