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Yemen

Cholera outbreak threatens to get out of control

The number of suspected cases has more than doubled in the past five days, from 11,000 on 14 May to more than 23,500 on 19 May, according to World Health Organization figures. Press Release - 20 May 2017
 
Libya: detention centres in Tripoli
Libya

MSF continues to provide medical care to migrants and refugees detained in Tripoli

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) continued to provide lifesaving and primary healthcare to refugees and migrants detained in the capital Tripoli during the first quarter of 2017. More than 4,000 medical consultations took place in seven different detention centres nominally under the control of the Directorate for Combating Illegal Migration (DCIM). Project Update - 19 May 2017
 
Crisis in Bangassou, May 2017
Central African Republic

Update on violence in the east of CAR and MSF response

While the situation calmed down in Bangassou on 15 May, rivalries between self-defence forces and Ex-Seleka coalition dissidents led to an outbreak of violence in Bria, a town where MSF runs a paediatric programme. Project Update - 19 May 2017
 
South Sudanese Refugees in Uganda
Uganda

At night, I can’t stop thinking about what is going to happen to me and my children

I was lucky to make it to Uganda. But upon arrival in the refugee settlement, we found no water, no food and no health services. Voices from the Field - 18 May 2017
 
People fetching water in Palorinya refugee camp, Uganda
Uganda

Over 900,000 South Sudanese refugees are in need of humanitarian aid

Over 630,000 refugees have since arrived in Uganda and thousands continue to arrive every week, bringing the total number of South Sudanese refugees and asylum-seekers to over 900,000. Project Update - 18 May 2017
 
Uganda

Crisis Update - May 2017

Hundreds of thousands of South Sudanese refugees have fled to northern Uganda since July 2016, making Uganda the largest refugee hosting country in Africa. Crisis Update - 17 May 2017
 
Baby Nubia Is Released From MSF Clinic in Conakry
G20 Health Ministers’ Meeting

Open letter from MSF to the Meeting of the G20 Health Ministers

We call on G20 states to put the welfare of sick and wounded people wherever they live at the core of their concerns. Open Letter - 17 May 2017
 
Crisis in Bangassou, May 2017
Central African Republic

"The city of Bangassou has turned into a battlefield; we fear the worst for the civilian population"

"When gunshots started in the Tokoyo neighbourhood... people scattered in all directions, running into the night to find shelter where they could." Voices from the Field - 16 May 2017
 
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Central African Republic

MSF treats 70 wounded in fighting in Bangassou

MSF is extremely worried about the civilian population of Bangassou. Project Update - 16 May 2017
 
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Central African Republic

MSF calls for a ceasefire in Bangassou to allow for the deployment of urgent medical aid

Following intense fighting that broke out this morning in Bangassou (Mbomou Province), Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)/Doctors Without Borders is calling on all parties to agree to a ceasefire in order to access wounded people in urgent need of life-saving medical care. Press Release - 13 May 2017
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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We provide medical assistance to people affected by conflict, epidemics, disasters, or exclusion from healthcare. Our teams are made up of tens of thousands of health professionals, logistic and administrative staff - most of them hired locally. Our actions are guided by medical ethics and the principles of independence and impartiality. We are a non-profit, self-governed, member-based organisation.

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