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Aerial attacks stoke safety fears in South Sudan: UN

Aerial attacks stoke safety fears in South Sudan: UN

Apr 12, 2014, at 06:49 pm

New York, Apr 12 (IBNS): The recent sighting of unidentified planes over Yida, South Sudan, and the aerial bombing of a nearby community have raised fears about the safety of refugees and aid workers in the highly militarized area, the United Nations said on Friday, fearing these incidents might signal an increase in violence in the strife-torn country.