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Jonglei: ’Lost Boy’ clinic in Duk County helps villagers

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By Mamer A. Deng

June 6, 2012 (BOR) – Authorities in South Sudan’s Jonglei State say the commissioning of a fully equipped health facility in Duk Payuel, Duk County, has brought health facilities closer to the surrounding communities.

The new clinic is part of the John Dau Foundation aims at providing healthcare in war-torn regions of South Sudan, the leader of the non-governmental organization said in an email to the Sudan Tribune.

The John Dau Foundation is based in the US with offices in South Sudan. The health facility in Duk started providing treatment to patients in 2006. John Dau is one of South Sudan’s famous ’Lost Boys’ who were displaced during the civil war, many of whom were settled in the United States.

Jonglei State governor Kuol Manyang officially commissioned the unit last week ((May 30th)) after the completion of fully equipped buildings.

Duk County Commissioner Elijah Mocnom said the clinic was a major help to local communities.

“Apart from providing treatment, free of charge, to the communities of Duk, Twic East, Ayod and Uror counties, it is also a sign of unity to these communities,” said Mocnom on Sunday in reactions to reporters at Poktap, Duk County.

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  • 7 June 2012 07:38, by mayom maboung marek

    no longer lost boys, there were lost but found again. south Sudan lost boys present in America and some other places are pursuing Education [Bachelors, Masters and PH.Ds] South Sudanese are like hyena, can go far place but at day break will return to its lair.

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    • 7 June 2012 07:50, by Jeti

      Marek Mayom,

      Idiot. You’re the number one South Sudanese coward in human skin in the country.
      Can’t you even appreciate what the ’Lost Boys of Duk County’ have brought to the entire country?
      You are a just primitive creature who will never see change!

      Shame on you, son of bitch!

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      • 7 June 2012 08:10, by mayom maboung marek

        Jeti!! you have really read what I wrote,what kind of appreciation do you want, you need me to write, much appreciation to you lost boys: [please re-read my post, sorry guy for your misperception]

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    • 7 June 2012 08:11, by biarawieu

      Lost boys day has been recognised by south sudan government and was celebrated officially motherfucker, is not easy a name buddy.

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    • 7 June 2012 10:52, by okucu pa lotinokwan

      That is the good outcome for the lost boys,let the rest do the same like what Dau did to his communities in Duk county.

      OKUCU PA LOTINOKWAN

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