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Lynsey Addario

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A man rows through what was once dry land in the village of Patiou in Twic East County, Jonglei State, South Sudan, October 22, 2021.  According to the United Nations, 27 of South Sudan’s 78 counties are impacted by the floods, affecting more t

Estela Juwan, 35, walks with two of her eight children through the flooded area surrounding her house, in the village of Walang Walang, outside of Juba, the capital of South Sudan. Juwan is carrying her one-year-old son Dogale Tombe. The family has

Men try to extract water from inside Paliau village after a night of rainfall, which caused the water to surpass the dike in Twic east, in Jonglei state, October 25, 2021.  Across vast stretches of this remote and vast region thousands of peopl

Amour Abach, 16, wears a masks for the first time after a UNICEF team distributed them at a school in Dhiam Dhiam, where children displaced by the floods are staying in Jonglei state, in South Sudan, October 21. According to the United Nations, 27

Achiek Abach, 35, is rolled onto his side by his siblings and others as he struggles with malaria in Dhiam Dhiam, in Jonglei state, in South Sudan, October 26, 2021. According to the United Nations, 27 out of the 78 counties in South Sudan are affe

Abuoi Awan, 28, holds her malnourished baby, Amol Manyok, 9 days,  in the Panyagor Hospital in Panyagor, in Jonglei state, South Sudan, October 24, 2021. Awan was displaced from Pawel because of the floods, and is now staying seven minutes walk

A woman makes her bed inside a school building in Panyagor being used as a shelter, in Twic East, Jonglei State, South Sudan, October 2021.  According to the United Nations, roughly two-thirds of the population has fled to more stable, dry grou

Achan Akech, 30, and Rebecca Nyibol, 27, prepare fish porridge at dusk along a narrow strip of dry land in Panyagor, the county headquarters of Twic North County, Jonglei State, where some of the women and their families displaced by the floods have

Mading Akol, 11, swims in the flooded village of Pawel beneath dried fish, the only available food for most, in one of dozens of villages flooded across Jonglei state in South Sudan, October 23, 2021.

South Sudanese boys arrange a fishing net in the village of Dhiam Dhiam. Families affected by floods have lost their cattle, livestock, and their crops, leaving fish as their only source of food and income.

South Sudanese around Panyagor, Dhiam dhiam, and other towns pushed into some 63 areas of dry high-ground live in dismal conditions as rains have once again flooded the region for the second year in a row, in South Sudan, October 21 through 25, 2021

South Sudanese around Panyagor, Dhiam dhiam, and other towns pushed into some 63 areas of dry high-ground live in dismal conditions as rains have once again flooded the region for the second year in a row, in South Sudan, October 21 through 25, 2021

Photographs and text by Lynsey Addario first published in The New York Times.