The United Nations says it's concerned about continued fighting between Government and opposition forces in the northern part of South Sudan, in the oil rich Upper Nile region. The national army is however, saying the situation in the area is now calm after it pushed out opposition forces. CGTN' Patrick Oyet reports.
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