Mechanical engineers, belonging to the Republic of Korea peacekeeping contingent of UNMISS, have been working hard to repair flood-affected roads and bring under control rising water levels in Bor town in SouthSudan.
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UNMISS peacekeepers assisting victims of floodings in the Greater Bor/Twic East area, also enabling the delivery of humanitarian aid. Photo: Adebayo Ayokunle/UNMISS
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Women being briefed by UNMISS Gender Unit in Bentiu.
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More than a thousand Internally Displaced Persons participated in the inauguration of a new church within the UNMISS Protection of Civilians site in Malakal.
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OHCHR Spokesperson Rupert Colville. Photo: UNTV CH