Cattle herders attacked and seriously injured three young people in Luwala Boma of Lobonok Payam in Central Equatoria state.
State MP John Lodu Tombe told Bakhita Radio that the three young men were attacked last week when they went to fish at the River Nile.
He lamented that the three youth were seriously injured and one went missing and his where about could not be trace.
The MP said the community is worried of the missing person and thought he was killed.
MP Lodu said the two injured young men were picked up from the village and brought to Juba Teaching Hospital for treatment.
He said court case would be filed against the perpetuators though the culprits were not yet apprehended.
MP Lodu said Lobonok community complained for several times to the national government to relocate the cattle herders out of the area, but nothing materialized.
He said this time the government needed to use force to relocate the pastoralists.
MP Lodu said the pastoralists became a big burden to Lobonok community because their cattle destroy crops in the farms.