Fighting in southern Sudan leaves at least 21 people dead, a medical group says. The reported deaths include women and children, according to the sources.
Both outlets attribute the casualty figure to the same type of claim from medical personnel, but neither provides additional details in the supplied text about where the clashes occur, who is involved, or the timeline of events. The reports focus on the scale of the fatalities and cite the medical assessment as the basis for the number. In the absence of further information, the sources emphasize reported deaths rather than causes or specific parties to the conflict.
