AT LEAST seven people have been killed after a hospital in a remote part of South Sudan was targeted in an aerial bombing, Doctors Without Borders said on Saturday.

The medical facility is located in Old Fangak, 295 miles north of Juba, the capital.

The medical charity, also known by its French initials as MSF, released a statement slamming the attack on its hospital, said to be the only source of medical care for 40,000 residents, including many people displaced by flooding.