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Mexico

DOTS programme for TB starts in Nukus

International humanitarian organization Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), together with the Ministry of Health of Uzbekistan, launches a tuberculosis program in Nukus tuberculosis hospital, from where it will expand its DOTS program to all of Karakalpakstan and Khorezm Press Release - 9 Feb 2000
 
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Ethiopia

MSF team attacked in Ethiopia

On Monday February 7, 2000, at 3pm local time, an MSF vehicle carrying a team from the organization (one national staff, one expatriate and one passenger) was attacked in the Ogaden region of Ethiopia. Press Release - 8 Feb 2000
 
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Somalia

MSF lifts suspension of activities in Kismayo

Following a week-long assessment visit to Kismayo General Hospital in Somalia from the 20th to the 26th of January, 2000, MSF has taken the decision to lift the suspension of its activities in Kismayo as of the 1st February, 2000. Press Release - 7 Feb 2000
 
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Republic of Congo

War in Congo causes alarming malnutrition and mortality

UN Security Council Urged to Address Humanitarian Emergency Press Release - 24 Jan 2000
 
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Republic of Congo

Worsening humanitarian situation in Congo

MSF team attacked - population virtually inaccessible Press Release - 17 Jan 2000
 
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Sierra Leone

Mental trauma in Sierra Leone

The emergency medical organization Médecins sans Frontières (MSF) today called upon the international community to devote greater resources for the treatment of mental trauma in war-torn Sierra Leone. Press Release - 11 Jan 2000
 
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Indonesia

MSF alarmed by escalating violence

The religious conflict in the Malukus (Christian vs. Muslim) is spreading and engulfing ever greater areas and island populations. Given the escalating level of violence and lack of resolve or capacity on the part of the authorities to prevent or stop it, MSF is now extremely worried that the vulnerable population mostly concentrated in camps will very soon be left totally unprotected and isolated.
Press Release - 30 Dec 1999
 
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Georgia

Reopen Georgian border for Chechen civilians

Medecins Sans Frontières demands the immediate re-opening of the Georgian border for Chechen civilians deprived of all possibility of escape Press Release - 20 Dec 1999
 
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Sierra Leone

MSF workers held in Sierra Leone

Two volunteers of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) are being held by RUF rebels in Sierra Leone. A doctor and a logistician of MSF, who have been opening a health project in the district of Kailahun, have been held for 48 hours by RUF authorities controlling the region. The two volunteers, with whom there has been some contact in the last two days, are Belgian and German nationals. Press Release - 9 Dec 1999
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