00:02This hospital in Aboko is one of a string in South Sudan that are overwhelmed as fighting in the country
00:08rages on.
00:09It has only one surgeon and resources are running thin on the ground.
00:14Dozens of people are being treated for gunshot wounds.
00:42According to hospital staff, some patients have been wounded in strikes by the government of South Sudan.
00:50They come with different reasons. Some of them went to the front line. Some were bombardment by the government of
01:00South Sudan.
01:01Like we have four patients. Those four patients, they were at their home. They were bombard by the government of
01:06South Sudan.
01:09Some of them also, they did not go to the front line like their mother and those boys.
01:16The gay men come at their residence and they shoot them at their home.
01:23The information minister of Jonglei State, where fighting is ongoing, has urged residents to flee.
01:30If you get injured during the crossfire, that is counted as crossfire. It is not intentional.
01:39Because some of these areas, once the clashes took place, there were civilians that were still in town.
01:45Once the civilians fled out of the town, they were actually safe.
01:50Once there are any crises that are carried out between the political parties, we urge the civilians to stay out
01:59of it so that they will be safe.
02:04According to the UN, fighting in Jonglei State between the army and forces loyal to former Vice President Riek Machar
02:11has displaced some 280,000 people since December.
02:14The UN.
02:16.
02:16.
02:18I need to fight it.
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