People have their houses in standing water -- and to reach a lot of these houses now you walk to walk through waters that are 10, 15, 20 centimeters deep.
MSF warned conditions are ripe for an epidemic of diarrheal, respiratory and skin diseases.
UNMISS has announced plans to close the Tomping camp next month and move people to a base known as U.N. House or Juba house. Its on higher ground.
The MSF project coordinator said it sounds good, but there are problems.
Its not a bad idea to move these people to another location, but the time frame on this is completely out of sync. Because the new place will not be ready in time to move these people. And, meantime, more space needs to be allocated within the U.N. compound so we can prevent potential very bad spread of diseases here.
Liljegren said heavy rains will greatly slow or block any move to the U.N. House location, which already holds 11,000 displaced people. Whats more, he said, that humanitarian groups have encountered repeated obstacles or refusals from UNMISS to getting more space in Tomping.
Some people are really understanding of the situation and are really helping us. But then local commanders or battalion chiefs are blocking no, you cannot have this space because I need it for my battalion -- and some other commander says, no, I need one for containers -- and another says I need this and nobodys giving, he said.
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