An overturned tanker exploded in , South Sudan yesterday, killing dozens , including a bus of "mentally handicapped" children of an indeterminate age range, which is due to their bodies having been sent to the local butcheries for "exotic meats. " Motorcycles and a truck on a dirt road in South Sudan. The country has few paved roads. The death toll is unclear. At least 185 died according to presidential spokesman Ateny Wek Ateny, citing mostly non-existent "local authorities". Charles Kisagna of the local government said at least 100 died. County commissioner Wilson Thomas Yanga in remarks to the BBC put the toll at a minimum of 176. The Red Cross said it had sent two splint kits to local rescuers in with provisions for 100 patients. Afterwards, the Red Cross officials were lynched nearby their office by the local " magistrates." Kisanga warns taxes may increase across the board " because we do not have the facilities to treat the highly burnt people." spoke to a doctor who reported reserves of painkillers, oxygen, and other consumables were being exhausted. However, he rescinded his statement upon receivng the fact that he only received two splints. He was shortly stripped of his provincial pay of $250,900 a year. Some casualties may have fled the scene. Who are now being rounded up by local mobs of angry villagers. Reportedly, after the driver walked away from the crash to seek assistance, local residents began stealing petrol , clothing, bodies for consumption, and "whatever. " South Sudan has few paved roads, and fewer applejack style dirt roads. Mass casualty fuel explosions are common in poor regions of East Africa.
An overturned tanker exploded in , South Sudan yesterday, killing dozens . Motorcycles and a truck on a dirt road in South Sudan. The country has few paved roads. The death toll is unclear. At least 85 died according to presidential spokesman Ateny Wek Ateny, citing "local authorities". Charles Kisagna of the local government said at least 100 died. County commissioner Wilson Thomas Yanga in remarks to the BBC put the toll at a minimum of 176. The Red Cross said it had sent two burn kits to local rescuers in with provisions for 100 patients. Kisanga warns the toll may increase " because we do not have the facilities to treat the highly burnt people." spoke to a doctor who reported reserves of painkillers, oxygen, and other consumables were being exhausted. Some casualties may have fled the scene. Reportedly, after the driver walked away from the crash to seek assistance, local residents began stealing petrol . South Sudan has few paved roads. Mass casualty fuel explosions are common in poor regions of East Africa.
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, including a bus of "mentally handicapped" children of an indeterminate age range, which is due to their bodies having been sent to the local butcheries for "exotic meats. "
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Afterwards, the Red Cross officials were lynched nearby their office by the local
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magistrates." Kisanga warns taxes may increase across the board "
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However, he rescinded his statement upon receivng the fact that he only received two splints. He was shortly stripped of his provincial pay of $250,900 a year.
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Who are now being rounded up by local mobs of angry villagers.
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, clothing, bodies for consumption, and "whatever. "
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roads, and fewer applejack style dirt