Kodok
Britishnoun
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When government forces attacked the nearby opposition-held town of Kodok three months ago, Victoria Adhong said she fled and will never go back.
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“Access to food, water and health care is extremely limited,” said Matthieu Desselas, head of the office in Kodok.
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Another of the displaced, Elizabeth Adwok, said she fled Kodok with her seven children amid gunfire.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross also evacuated its aid workers from Kodok, spokeswoman Alyona Synenko told AP.
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The attack on Kodok comes after a flurry of recent government offensives across South Sudan and questions the legitimacy of an August 2015 peace deal signed by President Salva Kiir.
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