Hospital Seeks Medicines For Injured Soldiers
Warrap state ministry of Health has reported that 50 members of the Sudan
People’s Liberation Army (SPLA) have arrived in Twic County of Warrap
hospital for treatment.
 27 December 2013

*By Gabriel Mayom*

*RUMBEK, 26 December 2013 (Gurtong) -* The 50 soldiers sustained gunshot
wounds as they were deployed in Unity state in Division four where their
commander, James Koang Chuol, decided to desert from the SPLA and joined
anti-government forces loyal to Dr Riek Machar Teny.

Paul Dhel Gum, Minister of Health in Warrap State government said that
“Twic county hospital received 30 wounded soldiers and they are admitted in
hospital there – there are 20 other refer state headquarters at Kuacjok
hospital undergoing treatment from gunshot wounds. All those 50 soldiers
were from SPLA deployed in division four but they were being targeted by
their commander by disarming them and they were followed and later a
gunfire were being opened on them – they escaped death and more wounded
started arriving Twic on December 24 till date 26.”

Dhel said that there were no civilians being brought to their two separate
hospitals in Twic neither in Kuacjok state referral hospital as part of
South Sudan unrest power political wrangling in the country.

Dhel said that “we are still expecting the arrival of more soldiers from
the border of unity state. I am requesting our national ministry of health
to support our state hospital with antibiotics and fluid injections to
rescue the situation which seems to likely increase due the bad security
situation in unity state.”

He also added that the national government must treat their request as an
urgent matter to save lives of gallant soldiers who sacrificed their lives
in defending
the sovereignty of the nation.

The Minister blamed international media for having misinterpreted the South
Sudan “political power struggling within a party” by turning it as “a
ethnic violence” in their reporting style.

“Our state is very peaceful - we try to protect all Nuer civilians who are
serving under various section within our state – we believe as Warrap State
government, South Sudan is not ready for any violence neither politically
or socially - we need peace
and we are one citizen serving this nation – we are being define by world
and international communities as South Sudanese and not as Nuer or Dinka,”
Dhel said.

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