Tribal militia kill 43 in South Sudan's Jonglei state, abduct women, childrenJUBA (Reuters) - A tribal militia killed at least 43 people in South Sudan s Jonglei state, local officials said on Wednesday, extending a spate of tit-for-tat revenge killings.  Raiders from the Murle ethnic group killed 20 men, 22 women and one child, and injured 19 people in the village of Duk Payel on Tuesday, Jonglei Information Minister Jocab Akech Deng said.  The U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said in a separate statement that among those killed were six staff members of local aid organizations. The killings are the latest chapter in a chain of revenge attacks, cattle raiding, and child abduction between the Murle and the Dinka Bor tribe.  The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) said that about 60 women and children had been abducted.  Oil-rich South Sudan dissolved into civil war in 2013 and is riven by rivalry between rebels, the military and tribal militias. More than a third of the country s 12 million population have fled their homes.  Kudumoch Nyakurono, the information minister of neighboring Boma state where the Murle are based, said his government was trying to find the culprits.  There are some villages which were attacked by some youth from Murle in Pibor,  said Nyakurono.    The government of Boma state has condemned this attack and we have sent commissioners and representatives from here to go and find out which village has organized this attack so that we can bring them to justice.   UNMISS said it was sending a peacekeeping patrol and human rights monitors to the area of the attack.  UNMISS deplores any incidents in which innocent civilians are killed. The mission will continue to support reconciliation efforts on the ground between communities to ease tensions and end the cycle of revenge,  said UNMISS spokesman Daniel Dickinson.  worldnews
tribal militia kill south sudan jungle state about women childrenjuba reuters a tribal militia killed least people south sudan jungle state local officials said wednesday extending spate revenge killings raiders mule ethnic group killed men women one child injured people village duk panel tuesday jungle information minister local each eng said the office coordination humanitarian affairs said separate statement among killed six staff members local aid organizations the killings latest chapter chain revenge attacks cattle raiding child abduction mule link bor tribe the united nations mission south sudan units said women children abducted south sudan dissolved civil war given rivalry rebels military tribal militias more third country million population fled homes kudumoch nyakurono information minister neighboring bomb state mule based said government trying find culprits there villages attacked youth mule minor said nyakurono the government bomb state condemned attack sent commissioners representatives go find village organized attack bring justice units said sending peacekeeping patrol human rights monitors area attack units deployed incidents innocent civilians killed the mission continue support reconciliation efforts ground communities ease tensions end cycle revenge said units spokesman daniel wilkinson worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Tribal militia kill 43 in South Sudan's Jonglei state, abduct women, childrenJUBA (Reuters) - A tribal militia killed at least 43 people in South Sudan s Jonglei state, local officials said on Wednesday, extending a spate of tit-for-tat revenge killings.  Raiders from the Murle ethnic group killed 20 men, 22 women and one child, and injured 19 people in the village of Duk Payel on Tuesday, Jonglei Information Minister Jocab Akech Deng said.  The U.N. Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs said in a separate statement that among those killed were six staff members of local aid organizations. The killings are the latest chapter in a chain of revenge attacks, cattle raiding, and child abduction between the Murle and the Dinka Bor tribe.  The United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) said that about 60 women and children had been abducted.  Oil-rich South Sudan dissolved into civil war in 2013 and is riven by rivalry between rebels, the military and tribal militias. More than a third of the country s 12 million population have fled their homes.  Kudumoch Nyakurono, the information minister of neighboring Boma state where the Murle are based, said his government was trying to find the culprits.  There are some villages which were attacked by some youth from Murle in Pibor,  said Nyakurono.    The government of Boma state has condemned this attack and we have sent commissioners and representatives from here to go and find out which village has organized this attack so that we can bring them to justice.   UNMISS said it was sending a peacekeeping patrol and human rights monitors to the area of the attack.  UNMISS deplores any incidents in which innocent civilians are killed. The mission will continue to support reconciliation efforts on the ground between communities to ease tensions and end the cycle of revenge,  said UNMISS spokesman Daniel Dickinson.  worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: tribal militia kill south sudan jungle state about women childrenjuba reuters a tribal militia killed least people south sudan jungle state local officials said wednesday extending spate revenge killings raiders mule ethnic group killed men women one child injured people village duk panel tuesday jungle information minister local each eng said the office coordination humanitarian affairs said separate statement among killed six staff members local aid organizations the killings latest chapter chain revenge attacks cattle raiding child abduction mule link bor tribe the united nations mission south sudan units said women children abducted south sudan dissolved civil war given rivalry rebels military tribal militias more third country million population fled homes kudumoch nyakurono information minister neighboring bomb state mule based said government trying find culprits there villages attacked youth mule minor said nyakurono the government bomb state condemned attack sent commissioners representatives go find village organized attack bring justice units said sending peacekeeping patrol human rights monitors area attack units deployed incidents innocent civilians killed the mission continue support reconciliation efforts ground communities ease tensions end cycle revenge said units spokesman daniel wilkinson worldnews