Man, four lactating mothers missing after leaving houses to harvest cassava
in Yei

File photo: Children of the missing mothers. (Radio Tamazuj)

A man and four lactating mothers left their homes in Tarawa area in Yei
County earlier this week to harvest cassava from their own farms in Sopiri
and Kololo villages and no one has seen them or knows their whereabouts
since then.

Speaking to Radio Tamazuj on Friday, several family members of the missing
five civilians called on the state government to intervene and search for
their missing relatives.

Joseph Mabe, a man whose wife went missing, said: “My wife told me that
they were going to the garden to bring food items for the family. There
were four in number together with another man. I am now taking care of a
breastfeeding baby girl and she could not sleep.”

Moro Charles, another local resident, appealed to the government to bring
back his missing wife. “I have twin kids, we could not sleep, I am calling
on the government to help us because we don’t know the people who took them
whether they have guns or not,” he said.

Meanwhile, Regina Jamba Charles, headwoman of the Tarawa residential area,
said she has already summited the report to the commissioner’s office.“I
have received the report on the missing four women and one man who went to
bring cassava from their gardens in Spiri and kololo area. There are 13
kids left without their mothers now,” she said.

Yei County Commissioner could immediately be reached for comment.Last week,
nine missing civilians were found brutally killed in Gimunu village in Yei
River County. Local residents claimed that they were picked by government
soldiers being killed in the bush.

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