COVID 19: crowded Juba prison poses a ‘health risk’ to over 1,600 inmates
Overcrowded Juba central prison has put the lives of over 1,600 inmates at risk during the COVID-19 pandemic, the spokesperson of the National Prisons Service has said.
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