Six aid workers killed across South Sudan in July, UN says. Attacks hit Jonglei, Greater Pibor and Warrap states; three more abducted; 65 access incidents logged, up from 63 in June.
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs reported that six humanitarian workers were killed in attacks across South Sudan in July, warning that rising violence severely threatens vital aid operations. OCHA recorded 65 humanitarian access incidents in July, up from 63 in June, primarily in Upper Nile, Central Equatoria, Jonglei and Unity states, with killings concentrated in Jonglei, Greater Pibor Administrative Area and Warrap states, and three more workers abducted in Central and Western Equatoria.
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