COVID-19 Cases Found in Crowded Civilian Protection Camp in South Sudan

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“For the first time, COVID-19 has been confirmed in a crowded civilian protection camp in South Sudan’s capital, the United Nations said Tuesday, a worrying development in a country that’s one of the world’s least prepared for the virus’ spread.”

via Time
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