A woman was shot and wounded on Tuesday night during an exchange of gunfire between armed youth and patrolling security forces in Rumbek Town.
He said the armed youth were in big numbers and that was the threat to the security of the town.
“We know, these armed youth are from cattle camps and because of this passing, most the cattle camps are suited within the town but still they are not accepted to come in that group with arms which is not allowed”, he said
He said only one woman was injured through crossfire gun shots.
He said in this process of disarming them, they were resistant and that led to a massive exchange of heavy gunshots.
” This lady was just shot accidentally. It was not intended just only crossfire and she was brought to Rumbek State hospital and around midnight and the necessary management and treatment was done”, he said. ” She was treated and reinstated” .
She said the lady sustained some injuries that we considered as moderate and not very serious because she was shot at the back and no any kind final cord injury because she is moving because only the wounds were bleeding”.
He said she was reinstated and stabled and this morning the medical find her she was in a stable condition in Rumbek State hospital and this is the only casualty and only case that was from yesterday incident
Daniel Laat Kon, civil society organization in Lakes State confirm that there was a sporadic shooting last night in makoi residential area that has scared citizens in Rumbek town
He said the shooting lasted for more an hour plus and according to the report there was a report of influx of youth movement at night.
“It was really very unfortunate, and we are urging the government at least to make sure that if there are suspected criminals. So, instead of shooting to scared the population. It is better to crackdown because the government security forces have power to crackdown on those criminals without causing panic among the citizens”, he said
He said the civil society organization condemned the armed youth for moving with arms in the Town.
“This is one of things that should stop. Our youths should stop moving with the arms in the Town and even in the villages because now if you look into the rearmament that they have done. The youths have rearmed themselves into teeth and they always come into with firearms particularly in small towns outside Rumbek State headquarters”, he said. ” This is what we heard about the incident”.








