Yei govt convoy attacked, at least two killed & scores injured
admin | August 14, 2016 | 2:01 pm       
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Two people have been killed and several others injured by unidentified
gunmen in a road ambush on a state government convoy along the
Yei-Morobo road.

The incident took place over the weekend, in Jombo Boma, Mugwo Payam.

Those killed include a youth leader, Sallah Jeremiah and the Private
Secretary to the Minister of Education Mama Jane.

Meanwhile, the injured are, among others, the state Minister of
Education and Gender Mary Apayi, Morobo county commissioner, Jacob
Toti and the Governor’s Political Advisor, Jackson Abugo Gama.

The convoy of eight vehicles was attacked on its way back from in Uganda.

The state officials had gone to attend the commemoration of the
International Youth Day in Koboko.

“The vehicles were destroyed under heavy gun fire including throwing
of grenades,” said Stephen Ladu Onesmo, the state information, youth
and sports minister, while addressing the media.

The injured victims are undergoing surgical operation and medical care
at Yei civil hospital, he said.

“We as a Government have condemned this act carried out against
Government officials”

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