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Cholera Outbreak Deepens in Sudan Amid Ongoing Conflict The grim echoes of cholera reverberate through Sudan, exacerbating a land already torn by conflict. On Tuesday, a prominent medical organization sounded the alarm over this escalating crisis. Their teams are tirelessly attending to hundreds of patients in Khartoum and its surroundings. Those familiar with the struggle know the name Doctors Without Borders, or Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF). Joyce Bakker, MSF's dedicated coordinator for Sudan, shared that the…

The ongoing military operations carried out by Israel, coupled with the blockage of humanitarian aid, have tragically turned Gaza into a dire situation for Palestinians and those endeavoring to assist them. This serious claim comes from the medical aid organization Doctors Without Borders, which paints a somber picture of the current humanitarian crisis. Since the attacks by Hamas on October 7, 2023, Israel has been actively engaged in military operations in Gaza. This escalation resumed in March following the collapse of a…

Médecins Sans Frontières has made the painful and difficult decision to suspend activities in certain places in the Tigray region, in Ethiopia, and calls on all authorities and all parties involved in the conflict to carry out in-depth investigations with one to establish the light, facts, circumstances and responsibilities, around this unfortunate event. We talk about difficult decisions, because we have always seen many needs on the ground. Therefore, Médecins Sans Frontières has decided to…

In Libya, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) announces that its medical team will leave the Migrant Detention Centers in al-Mabani and Abu Salim, Tripoli. NGO Médecins sans frontières takes this decision deterioration of the situationdue to the overpopulation of detention centers. "The situation began after a gradual increase in…

The situation of the 8,500 displaced people who had to flee a Bambari refugee camp in the middle of the country is still very unpleasant: the fire in the Elevage camp two weeks ago. Several international organizations are intervening on the ground to alleviate the humanitarian emergency, but so far the circumstances that caused the refugee's escape are still unclear.…

The majority of the health facilities we visited either worked half or not at all. This means that the people who live no longer have access to the health care system, which is no longer functional. Health workers no longer feel safe working. And on top of all this, the majority of the ambulances are no longer there, they are confiscated. There are very few of them today in Tigray. This means that a patient cannot be referred to a more advanced care service if necessary. Women who need to give…