Seven killed in Warrap violence, says government
At least seven people have been killed in Warrap State, including five in retaliatory attacks over the weekend, according to the state government. The renewed violence comes despite calls for peace by President Salva Kiir during his tour of the Bahr el Ghazal region last week. William Wol Mayom, Warrap State Minister of Information and Communication, said in a statement that two people were shot dead in cold blood in Gogrial West and Gogrial East counties by unidentified arme
Seven people were killed in Warrap State, with five dying in retaliatory attacks over the weekend, according to the state government. The violence occurred despite President Salva Kiir's recent calls for peace during a regional tour. Unidentified armed criminals shot two people in Gogrial West and Gogrial East counties, triggering a retaliatory attack on the Marial Wau community. During the retaliation, 56 herds of cattle were raided. Warrap State Governor Bol Wek Agoth condemned the attacks and ordered security forces to restore order. The government announced a joint investigation into the violence. President Kiir urged communities to embrace peace ahead of upcoming elections. Warrap State continues to face security challenges, including cattle raids and communal conflicts. Despite past efforts to promote peace, violence persists in several areas.
The incident highlights ongoing security issues and the challenges of maintaining peace in the region despite government efforts.
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