Toll Passes 600 In South Sudan Clashes, U.N. Says -- New York Times
KAMPALA, Uganda — The death toll from a cattle raid in an estranged region of weeks-old South Sudan rose significantly on Monday with the United Nations saying more than 600 people had been killed.
The fighting, a retaliatory attack last Thursday by ethnic Murle on three Nuer villages, was originally reported to have resulted in 58 deaths. But on Monday, the United Nations said the flow of information had been hampered by vast distances and poor logistics.
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South Sudan attacks 'leave 500 dead' -- BBC
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