Health Link NGO steps in with life-saving interventions in Greater Magwi

At least two thousand (2,000) returnees struggling to return to their normal lives in Greater Magwi, Torit state have been targeted to receive humanitarian assistance.

Health Link, a national Non-Governmental organisation will distribute packages of food, non-food items and medical supplies to the most vulnerable.

Greater Magwi was one of the areas most affected by the 2016 conflict with thousands of people fleeing to refugee camps and displacement sites.

Health-Link Executive Director, Emmanuel Barigo says the distributions will last fifteen months and have been made possible with funding of 800-thousand-pound sterling (800,000) from international partners.

Barigo Spoke to Nelson Lwak in this interview.