Death toll in clashes between ethnic groups at UN displacement camp in South Sudan now more than 20

By DENG MACHOL
Associated Press

JUBA, South Sudan (AP) — The medical charity MSF says the death toll from clashes between displaced people inside a United Nations site in South Sudan has risen to more than 20. More than 50 others are wounded. The organization also known as Doctors Without Borders said Friday that two staffers are among those hurt on Thursday. Some of the injured are being airlifted to the capital. MSF said the situation is relatively calm but many women and children who fled the camp are scared to return because fighting might begin again. A local representative said the clashes occurred between members of the Shilluk and Nuer ethnic groups.