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Radio Miraya

100,000 children in South Sudan treated for malnutrition, says UNICEF

Jun 30, 2016, 07:15 AM
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"I am talking about children who are wasted, children who have almost no food in them, no energy, children who are compared to what we had last year, it is about a 40 percent increase and imagine this is just in five months," said Joseph Senesie, #UNICEF #SouthSudan, Nutrition expert.

Senesie spoke with Miraya Breakfast show host - Sebit William. More in this interview.

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