Young folks wash for wounded soldiers

Author : | Published: Sunday, February 23, 2014

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A group of young people are washing the clothes of wounded soldiers at Juba Teaching Hospital.

Youth Technology Development Organization formed a six-month program, which started earlier this month to help sick and wounded soldiers who do not have families in Juba.

The executive director of the group, Thomas Muto, says they need money to buy essentials like soap and water.

Mr. Muto urged the public to respond generously when his team goes round making door-to-door requests for donations.

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