VOICED : Looted and leaking South Sudans oil wells pose health risk

The Jath oil treatment facility in South Sudan, once a hub for oil processing, has been devastated by the civil war that began in December 2013. The facility is now abandoned, leaving behind hazardous waste and environmental damage. Contaminated groundwater, due to waste dumping, poses serious health risks, including birth defects and illnesses. Local communities face challenges accessing safe drinking water, opting for distant sources over local pumps. The war has also significantly reduced South Sudan's oil exports, impacting the economy of this impoverished nation.

What are the main concerns of the aid group investigating the area?

What is the current state of oil exports from South Sudan and its impact on the economy?