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Sudanese Refugees in Gorom Camp, South Sudan, Struggle for Water, Medicines, Security

[Dabanga] Gorom Refugee Camp, South Sudan -- About 16,000 Sudanese refugees registered at Gorom camp in South Sudan face shortages of safe drinking water and medicines, overcrowded classrooms, and persistent security concerns, a refugee says.

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Sudanese Refugees in Gorom Camp, South Sudan, Struggle for Water, Medicines, Security
[Dabanga] Gorom Refugee Camp, South Sudan -- About 16,000 Sudanese refugees registered at Gorom camp in South Sudan face shortages of safe drinking water and medicines, overcrowded classrooms, and persistent security concerns, a refugee says.
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