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July 18, 2012 (BENTIU) – Traffic accidents in Unity state have accounted for the deaths of 43 people and injury of 150 in the last three years according to the state traffic police director major, John Juor Yoach.

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Unity State director for traffic police talks with Sudan Tribune in his office, July 18, 2012 (ST)

In an interview with Sudan Tribune on Wednesday, Yoach explained that the highest concentration of deaths was in Market Seven of the state capital, Benitu, where nine people have died this year alone.

Yoach urged drivers to limit their speed to 30km/h in the Market area, and 40km/h in the town in general. “When you are negligent you will die and you will kill other also and your vehicle will be damaged and you will damage others,” he warned.

According to a resident of the Market Seven region, Santino Kondial, the South Sudanese army, the Sudan People’s Liberation Army (SPLA), are responsible for many of the traffic accidents. The resident claimed that a man was hit by a reckless SPLA vehicle in the market on Monday, he called upon the government to act to prevent the SPLA from driving carelessly and abusing alcohol in the area.

(ST)

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  • 19 July 2012 05:03, by omoni jr.

    Just set the law and implement it.
    Blahblahblah blablablaaaaaaaaaa, is Not gonna work..
    And do not talk about "cars’damages" Human lives are more important than non-living thing called Car...

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    • 19 July 2012 06:30, by Dinka Dominated SPLA/M

      Fix your own country traffic problem in your poor country Congolese_Ugandan, and stop taking about other people problem, we don’t need your sympathy

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      • 19 July 2012 06:40, by omoni jr.

        Aaban aka Dinka Dominated SPL/AM.
        This is south sudan affairs ,and is Not Darfur nor neither khartoum affairs.

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        • 19 July 2012 06:51, by Dinka Dominated SPLA/M

          you can let abane remarriage your mother but not me poor boy,
          Get some education Congolese_Ugandan.

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      • 19 July 2012 11:02, by okucu pa lotinokwan

        Really all the most seious cases for car accident in the all ten states in South Sudan mainly SPLA drivers should be accountable for it,since the way they drive is so fast with no control who is on the way,the worse of it they are giving more looses to the govt assests.

        OKUCU PA LOTINOKWAN

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        • 20 July 2012 05:14, by panom lualbil

          Nuer always with ALCOHOL is like a dog with bone.

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    • 19 July 2012 07:40, by Kurnyel

      More death to come to you idoit of Nuer

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