WFP SOUTH SUDAN SITUATION REPORT #84, 06 JULY 2015

Highlights

• Reduced air operations in Malakal as control switches hands. WFP’s logistical air operations and UNHAS were unable to perform any flights to Malakal this week (with the exception of one Logistics Cluster flight out of Bor) as a result of the changing controlling authority in the area, leading to a lack of security clearances and insecurity.
• WFP continues its prepositioning efforts, reaching 80% of its plan. Though rains have started in many parts of the country, WFP continues to position necessary stocks in strategic locations across the country while access is still available. Thus far, WFP has reached 80% (or 85,000 mt) of its 2015 prepositioning plan