Bor Hospital Is Donated Medicine, Surgical Kits

This article was last updated on April 16, 2022

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The National Minister of Health Dr. Michael Milly Hussein, accompanied by his Undersecretary, Dr. Makur Koriom and a delegation from the World Health Organisation  yesterday travelled to Jonglei State to supply medicines and surgical kits to Bor Hospital for the victims of Duk County aftermath.

The deaths toll of people killed in Duk County attack on the 16th/1/2012 by Murle tribesmen raised to 83, as others died in the State hospital in Bor due to injuries and inadequate medical facilities in the hospital.

In the press conference held at Bor Hospital premises Dr. Michael Milly said that he is in the State as a response to a call made by the State government for agent supply of surgical kits, which can be used in surgical operations of the injured victims in Bor Hospital.

The hospital currently treats 36 victims of Duk County attack and most of them need surgical operations due to wounds sustained from gun shots.

Milly also called upon all the citizens of Jonglei to carry out a peaceful and voluntary disarmament throughout the State’s 11 Counties. He said peaceful disarmament would be cheaper in terms of human lives and resources which can be costly in a forceful disarmament situation.

The State Ministry of Health also sent medicines and medical teams to Ayod County, where huge numbers of displaced people from both Duk and Uror Counties are seeking refuge.