Nepalese police officers receiving final instructions at UNMISS base in Unity State capital Bentiu before searching protection of civilians’ area for items not permitted at site, including weapons and alcohol. Photo: UNMISS/Anna Adhikari
UNMISS police search protection area in Bentiu
- 07 February 2014
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