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MSF concerned about safety of its facility in Upper Nile

Author : | Published: Friday, March 17, 2017

Since early this month, there have been reports of fighting in Kodok and Aburoch areas in the Upper Nile region.

About 40,000 people, who fled the violence, are now in urgent need of humanitarian assistance.

The medical charity, MSF, says if medical facilities are not able to operate safely, the whole community will suffer.

MSF’s head of Mission Marcus Bachmann speaks with Emmanuel Joseph Akile about the situation….

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