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By James Deng Dimo
WAU 06 July 2016 [Gurtong] – The organization has so far completed construction of 105 pit latrines, 42 bathing shelters and 9 hand washing taps at the UN protection of civilians site (POC) while 75 more latrines, 40 bathing facilities and three clean water taps have been newly established for the displaced people at the Catholic church.
“In the coming days, Oxfam will continue its work at the UNMISS camp and the Catholic Church. We will also establish an Oral Rehydration Point at UNMISS to treat diarrhoea cases,” said Zlatko Gegic, Oxfam Country Director.
Gegic stated that that most people he met narrated to him loses they encountered during the violence.
“I am deeply saddened by horrendous stories of violence and suffering. Oxfam has spared no efforts from the very onset of the crisis to provide lifesaving assistance to those most in need and I am very glad that our team has managed to organise and deliver an impressive support in such a short period of time,” added Zlatko.
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