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OLD FANGAK, South Sudan – On a scrap of land surrounded by flooding in South Sudan, families drink and bathe from the waters that swept away lat ...

Jan 2, 2021 OLD FANGAK, South Sudan (AP) — On a scrap of land surrounded by flooding in South Sudan, families drink and bathe from the waters that swept away latrines and continue to rise. Some 1 million people in the country have been displaced or isolated for months by the worst flooding in memory, with the intense rainy season a sign of climate change. The waters began rising in June, washing away crops, swamping roads and worsening hunger and disease in the young nation struggling to recover from civil war. Now famine is a threat. On a recent visit by The Associated Press to the Old Fa...

Nearly 1M people in South Sudan displaced by floods Celine Castronuovo © MAZEN MAHDI/AFP via Getty Images Nearly 1M people in South Sudan displaced by floods Nearly 1 million people in South Sudan have been displaced or isolated by months of flooding, which The Associated Press noted this week is the worst in recent memory. Waters in the northeast African country began to rise in June, washing away crops and swamping roads, with the threat of famine now looming. The AP recently traveled to the Old Fangak area in the hard-hit Jonglei state, where the newswire spoke with loc...

OLD FANGAK, South Sudan: On a scrap of land surrounded by flooding in South Sudan, families drink and bathe from the waters that swept away latrines and continue to rise. Some 1 million people in the country have been displaced or isolated for months by the worst flooding in memory, with the intense rainy season a sign of climate change. The waters began rising in June,