The two wards are at opposite ends of the hospital. One ward is silent but for a baby boy, gurgling on a bed in a corridor. A toddler wanders around with a machete scar on his head. The boys' parents are dead.
Sunday, March 18, 2012
In South Sudan, tribal violence adds to fledgling nation's woes
The latest fighting between Nuer and Murle cost lives and displaced many, raising the risk of a humanitarian disaster and exposing the state's shortcomings.
The two wards are at opposite ends of the hospital. One ward is silent but for a baby boy, gurgling on a bed in a corridor. A toddler wanders around with a machete scar on his head. The boys' parents are dead.
The two wards are at opposite ends of the hospital. One ward is silent but for a baby boy, gurgling on a bed in a corridor. A toddler wanders around with a machete scar on his head. The boys' parents are dead.
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