A flooded village in Duk, Jonglei State in South Sudan. Most areas, especially in Unity, Upper Nile and Jonglei states, are submerged, leaving residents fighting hunger, disease outbreaks and animal attacks. POOL
South Sudan, wracked by civil war for over a decade amid other socioeconomic woes, is once again facing a perennial scourge: floods.
When flooding started in 2020, the country was trying to recover from a civil war that had seen hundreds killed and millions displaced, keeping it perpetually on food aid.
