Flooding In South Sudan
Severe flooding in South Sudan, MSF assessing emergency needs in affected locations
Severe flooding in South Sudan, MSF assessing emergency needs in affected locations
In the capital of Sudan´s North Darfur state, there has been a sharp increase in the number of cases of malaria during the rainy season this year. Around double the number than during the same period in 2018.
On 30th October, the government of South Sudan declared a state of emergency across 27 flood-affected areas.
Towards the end of October, there have been very heavy rains in Somalia and as a consequence, there has been a lot of flooding in many parts of the country, including in south and central Somalia.
Following the launch of Turkish military operations on Wednesday 9 October, MSF is concerned for the fate of the civilian population in northeast Syria.
A frontline response to sexual violence in Rustenburg
The government of South Sudan has declared a state of emergency in 27 flood-affected areas across the country.
Over the past few weeks, preparations for the introduction of a new Ebola vaccine have been underway in two health districts in Goma, DRC. 23,000 doses of the vaccine have arrived.
MSF’s activities in Mundri provide healthcare as close as possible to as many people as possible.
A massive explosion in Darkoush town, northwest Syria resulted in 12 casualties on Thursday 31 October
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) and Interactive Research and Development (IRD) announced today the start of a clinical trial in Pakistan that aims to find better, shorter treatments against multidrug-resistant forms of tuberculosis.
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