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Mongolia

MSF launches Safe Sex campaign in Mongolia

Press Release - 1 Dec 1999
 
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Burundi

MSF suspends activities in Burundi regroupment camps

Médecins Sans Frontière (MSF) has suspended its intervention at the regroupment camps in the rural province of Bujumbura, Burundi. Following the increased insecurity in and around Bujumbura, the population of the province has been regrouped into some 50 camps around the capital. Approximately 300,000 people - nearly two thirds of the population of the province - are living in these sites. Press Release - 18 Nov 1999
 
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Timor-Leste

MSF deeply concerned by humanitarian situation in Sri Lanka

The emergency medical aid organisation Médecins Sans Frontières today expressed its deep concern about the humanitarian situation in Sri Lanka. The recent outbreak of major fighting in Sri Lanka has caused civilian casualties and further hardships for the population in the contested northern areas. Press Release - 5 Nov 1999
 
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Timor-Leste

Repatriation stumbles with no camp access

As of November 1, 1999 the combined total of organised and spontaneous returns by air and by sea has reached 36,841 (24,168 organised and 12,673 spontaneous). A new ferry return route has opened in order to increase the overall pace and effectiveness of the return operations from West Timor to East Timor. Press Release - 3 Nov 1999
 
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Antibiotic resistance

MSF starts malaria programme in the Niger Delta

Yury, 38, is celebrating a moment he thought would never arrive: he has been cured of a complicated form of TB Press Release - 27 Oct 1999
 
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Timor-Leste

With lives at stake, MSF is denied access to East Timor

The international humanitarian organisation Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is present in Darwin with 14 international staff, 26 tonnes of medicines, sanitation material and shelter and is ready to intervene in East Timor - but access has been denied. MSF is requesting that the UN take urgent measures to prioritise humanitarian cargo and personnel and allow the humanitarian community immediate access to assist these people in need. Press Release - 21 Sep 1999
 
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Timor-Leste

Surgical team expelled from East Timor

All MSF ex-pat staff recently based in East Timor are now safe in Darwin, Australia. The Dili staff were expelled previously. Press Release - 7 Sep 1999
 
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Kosovo

MSF calls for immediate action over landmines in Kosovo

The international medical aid agency Medecins Sans Frontieres (MSF) is deeply concerned about incidents involving booby traps and mines hidden in private homes in Kosovo. Press Release - 22 Jun 1999
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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