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United Nations Peacekeeping
As the world continues to grapple with the coronavirus pandemic, the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) has ceaselessly extended its support to the national-led COVID-19 response in the country.
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UNMISS hands over two vehicles to the State COVID-19 Task Force in Bentiu; these are intended to facilitate the movement of frontline health workers and patients.
Women in Wau taught tailoring skills by Bangladeshi peacekeepers serving with UNMISS.
Using illustrations and languages understood by most is important when raising awareness on COVID-19, like here, in Malakal.
Internally displaced people at the UN protection site in Bentiu are feeling much safer after the deployment of a joint police force outside its perimeter.
UNMISS peacekeepers from Ghana handing over medications for children to a health facility in Aweil East County.
UN police officers are conducting a COVID-19 awareness-raising campaign in Eastern Equatoria.
The UNMISS COVID-19 communications toolbox is huge. In fact, even a tricycle fits, like here, in rural Western Equatoria.
An UNMISS-financed police station being inaugurated in Rubkona County, Unity State.
After a donation of an assortment of protective gear against COVID-19, South Sudanese police officers are better placed to keep themselves and those they interact with safe.
Comfy beds, plenty of space and solar-powered lights await possible COVID-19 patients at the new isolation centre in Mayen-Gumel, Warrap State.