Birth amongst the death of Jonglei attack
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By John Actually

November 10, 2011 (BOR) - A five year old school girl was shot dead
and a woman injured in an attack in Makuach village of Anguai on 8
November reported the Bor County Commissioner on 10 November.


Commissioner of Bor County (ST)Commissioner Maker Lual Kuol told Sudan
Tribune that the attackers who he believed to be from the Murle ethnic
group, attacked the village at about 6.00pm and shot a woman who tried
to escape with children, leaving her with injures on her right arm and
knee.

An anonymous source told Sudan Tribune that a five year old girl was
shot dead in the house where she was hiding.

The injured woman, Aluel Mach Yuai, was carried to the hospital where
she delivered a baby boy on 9 November.

Bor county commissioner, Maker Lual, said his county had suffered a
great deal recently; on Wednesday a 13 year old boy - Deng Madit Aleer
- was abducted from a bus from Juba and cattle were rustled in Luak,
north-east of Mareng village in Anyidi Payam (district).

According to Lual, eight Murle gunmen stopped the bus at Malith-Thor,
stole money and other belongings from the passengers and abducted the
boy. The boy’s father, Madit Aleer, was waiting for his son at Pariak.

Lual called for calmness in the villages and urged the national
government to disarm the civil population in the state.

The youth leader of Ater villages, Agot But Agot said the “situation
is unbearable”.

A member of parliament to the Jonglei assembly and member of the Murle
ethnic group, Peter Baba Medan, told Sudan Tribune from Juba  that
they are trying their best to bring about peace between Murle, Anuak,
Nuer and Dinka-Bor ethnic groups.

Medan said he has a team including of the former paramount chief,
Ismeal Konyi, and advisor on community security to Jonglei governor,
Judi Jungle, met in Juba to discuss a peace initiative.

Medan explained that the team will travel to the villages in Pibor
villages to pass the message of peace.

(ST)

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