Kodok

When government forces attacked the nearby opposition-held town of Kodok three months ago, Victoria Adhong said she fled and will never go back.

“Access to food, water and health care is extremely limited,” said Matthieu Desselas, head of the office in Kodok.

Another of the displaced, Elizabeth Adwok, said she fled Kodok with her seven children amid gunfire.

The International Committee of the Red Cross also evacuated its aid workers from Kodok, spokeswoman Alyona Synenko told AP.

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.