Floods displace thousands in South Sudan town
Torrential rains in Jonglei state, South Sudan have led to flooding, forcing thousands of people from their homes in the town of Bor, which had a population of around one hundred and fifty thousand.
The Secretary-General of Jonglei State explains that they have mobilized the region's youth to help out, working to build temporary dams.
(Source: AFP)
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