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The Evacuation Order in South Sudan Deprives More than 200,000 People of Humanitarian Aid and Aggravates an Already Catastrophic Situation
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The order to evacuate the border town of Akobo East, in northern South Sudan, which forced tens of thousands of people – including all humanitarian workers – to leave the area this weekend, led to the suspension of essential humanitarian programmes for more than 200,000 people and aggravated an already catastrophic situation, said Oxfam today. Oxfam's evacuees report that even before the last escalation, the humanitarian situation was already di…
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