SPLA spokesperson said they were working on security measures to control rampant insecurity in Juba.
Colonel Philip Aguer Panyang told CRN on telephone that details of the security arrangements were not ready for public consumption.
He said security measures would be out for public knowledge and implementation in due course.
Earlier on media houses quoted the army spokesperson saying, ‘The SPLA must fight indiscipline that is causing insecurity in Juba’.
Colonel Aguer added that the indiscipline among some members of the army dictated some arrangements with details expected to be announced on Monday.