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Revelers found dead in a bar in Morobo

Author : | Published: Sunday, October 13, 2013

Police have launched an investigation into death of three revelers in Morobo County, Central Equatoria State.

The men: a Ugandan, a Congolese and a South Sudanese were found dead in a bar in Kayaya payam on Thursday.

It is not clear how the young men died.

However, county officials suspect poisoning.

“The bodies have been taken to Yei civil hospital for autopsy,” said Morobo County Commissioner Moses Simon Soro.

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