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not everyone is going to be able to get on that flight. another group makes it to the capital, juba, where authorities say they are overwhelmed by the number of people returning. this is why we always appeal to the international community, to un agencies, to the donors, that they have to come in very quickly. otherwise we will actually witness another crisis. with air travel limited, some are turning to the river nile, which runs through south sudan. many people are camped out by the port in the town of renk, waiting to catch a boat. including this woman, who is anxious. she's trying to get to malakal, an area which still sees bouts of violence. translation: i don't know if it's safe or not. _ i've been told that my house has been destroyed and the things have been stolen. if i go there and there is nothing,