Drainage work and new perimeter fence start at Juba International Airport

Drainage work and new perimeter fence start at Juba International Airport
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Drainage rehabilitation and perimeter fencing projects began at Juba International Airport on 13 October 2026, led by South Sudan Civil Aviation Authority Director General Engineer Mosety Kat Monyjok.

The drainage work is intended to keep airport operations safe and dependable during the rainy season, while the fence is meant to strengthen security for passengers, staff, aircraft and cargo and boost confidence among partners and stakeholders.

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