“Quiet.”

The voice of the head of the UN Mine Action Service in South Sudan rings out across the open field.

“Firing.”

Silence.

Then a loud thud is heard in the distance.

“Good, I’m happy with that result.”

Residents of Anyidi in the Jonglei region have applauded the South Korean contingent serving with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan for providing them with medical services during a recent visit to the town.

An incapacitated hospital is a sad sight. After five years out of service, it gives disgrace a face. Unless, of course, Indian peacekeepers serving with the United Nations Mission in South Sudan comes to the rescue. Such has been the fortunate fate of the Jonglei Health Institute in Bor.