South Sudan is still far behind in medical services, acknowledges Wau State Minister of Health.
James Patrice Ibrahim, after attending a four-day forensic medical conference in Dakar, Senegal reveals a plan to develop medical services.
He says meeting was organized by African Doctors Association on forensic medicine in Africa.
The Doctors librated more on how the medical service will be developed in Africa, especially countries which are still behind like South Sudan, says the minister.
He explains that during the conference, they showed the status of South Sudan in forensic medical service as still behind due to the lack of good infrastructure and personnel low skills.
The minister notes that African Doctors Association has promised to help South Sudan to develop medical service in the country.
Patrice notes that in Juba they conducted a series of meetings concerning the ministries of Health, Interior and Justice.