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OLS return to Upper Nile, Jonglei approved

    NAIROBI

    Operation Lifeline Sudan (OLS) agencies have been given a green light to return to several locations in Upper Nile and Jonglei that had previously been out of bounds. A report from OLS mentioned that areas such as Motot, Pieri, Langkien, Tangyang, Kaikuny, Walgak, Wanding and Pajut were now safe. The organisation is planning several assessments to the locations to
    determine the needs of the populations before providing assistance.

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