Getting emergency supplies ready from our supplies warehouse.
A shipment weighing a total of 43.3 tons and including medical kits, water and sanitation supplies, logistical equipment and other items needed for MSF’s emergency response operations in Mozambique.
This is one of Beira’s numerous transit centres where those rescued from trees, roofs and small patches of dry ground in the flooded areas like Buzi are sheltering. MSF is running mobile clinics to some of these transit centres in order to provide primary health care to the families.
The MSF house, doubling up as the office, in Beira city. This is serving as the first base for MSF's emergency response to the flooding after Cyclone Idai tore through the city on the night of 14 March.
This is one of Beira’s numerous transit centres where those rescued from trees, roofs and small patches of dry ground in the flooded areas like Buzi are sheltering. MSF is running mobile clinics to some of these transit centres in order to provide primary health care to the families.
Flooding in Beira, Mozambique.
Flooding in Beira, Mozambique.
An MSF team walk on foot to access a village cut off by damage caused by Cylone idai in Chimanimani.
MSF responds to flooding in Zimbabwe.
Collection, assembly and transport of supplies from Bangula to Makhanga by boats, then once the team has reached Makanga, transport of supplies and medical supplies by cart lead by oxen.
Chikali health centre (background) in Makhanga district, which was badly affected by flooding. MSF is constructing toilets and rehabilitating water points in the district.
Collection, assembly and transport of supplies from Bangula to Makhanga by boats, then once the team has reached Makanga, transport of supplies and medical supplies by cart lead by oxen.
Collection, assembly and transport of supplies from Bangula to Makhanga by boats, then once the team has reached Makanga, transport of supplies and medical supplies by cart lead by oxen.
Collection, assembly and transport of supplies from Bangula to Makhanga by boats, then once the team has reached Makanga, transport of supplies and medical supplies by cart lead by oxen.
Images from the aftermath of Cyclone Idai, affecting Southern African countries: Malawi, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe.
