3 civilians dead, hundreds displaced in Tore
TORE, YEI STATE, CENTRAL EQUATORIA (4 Oct.)

At least three civilians are reported dead while hundreds have been
made homeless after the government forces and armed opposition forces
clashed in Tore county, Yei River state on Monday.

Several others are also reported to have sustained injuries. One of
the victims is an ambulance driver working for Tore rural referral
hospital.
It was not clear what sparked the fighting. The area Commissioner
Martin Mullai Dodo could not be reached for comments at the time. Dodo
is reported to be out of the administrative headquarters of Tore area.
A local resident of the area who asked not to be named because of
reprisals told Radio Tamazuj that many of the residents of the area
ran into the bushes for safety.

“When fighting happens in area, people cannot stay in one place. They
will run to the bushes for their safety. The situation in the area is
still worrying”, said the source. Tore County is located 45 miles
along the Yei Maridi road and is said to be one of the counties in the
state that has had relative peace since the conflict broke out in July
2016.

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