Terekeka state and national members of parliament on Saturday visited the County to discuss with the communities problems they face on the ground.
South Sudan Network for Democratic Election or SSuNDE officer Charles Loboka said the dialogue aimed to find the way forward for problems facing payams in Terekeka County, Bakhita Radio reported.Mr Loboka said the programme targeted the ten payams of Terekeka County.
He added that the community identified problems.
The MPs promised to raise the problems to the parliaments so that the situation can be improved.
Participant Lilly Kitale said Terekeka County faces health difficulties, including lack of clinical officers, midwives and doctors.
Jeremiah Tigali said security threats were worst in the county and MPs should find ways to contain them.
State MP Garda James proposed training secondary school leavers to serve in the people in the health centre.
SSuNDE organised the community dialogue.