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MSF boat carrying urgent medical aid and staff
Yemen

Crisis update

A summary for MSF activities in Yemen. Crisis Update - 18 May 2015
 
Democratic Republic of Congo

MSF assists more than a hundred women who claimed being sexually abused

Bukavu, DRC – Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams in the region of Shabunda, eastern Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), have provided medical care for 127 women who reported being sexually abused after an attack by dozens of armed men in the town of Kikamba (South Kivu province). Press Release - 14 May 2015
 
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Mediterranean migration

MSF statement re: European Agenda on Migration

The EU urgently needs to prove it can make a difference in saving many lives at sea by offering meaningful alternatives to these boat journeys. Statement - 13 May 2015
 
Elysee in Kabinda Hospital
Democratic Republic of Congo

Three HIV patient stories

Elysee, Elizabeth, and Clémentine, on the struggle to live with HIV in the DRC Voices from the Field - 13 May 2015
 
Second Nepal Earthquake, Kathmandu
Nepal

MSF teams witness destruction and despair of the second Nepal earthquake while assessing needs in remote areas

Team witnessed villages being destroyed by the earthquake and landslides. Dolakha district was the epicenter of yesterday’s 7.3 magnitude earthquake, the second one to strike Nepal in two weeks. Crisis Update - 13 May 2015
 
Nigeria

1200 Nigerian refugees flee fighting in Lake Chad and return to Nigeria

MSF provides assistance to Nigerian returnees fleeing Niger Crisis Update - 12 May 2015
 
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Nepal

Second earthquake near Kathmandhu

Crisis Update - 12 May 2015
 
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More about Meningitis

Meningococcal meningitis is a highly contagious bacterial form of meningitis – a serious inflammation of the meninges, the thin lining that surrounds the brain and spinal cord. Project Update - 11 May 2015
 
Meningitis Epidemic in Niger
Niger

Meningitis in Niger: 100 people hospitalised in critical condition every day in Niamey

MSF steps up its activities to tackle the epidemic Voices from the Field - 11 May 2015
 
MSF supports the hospital in the town of Haradh
Yemen

First person account from Saada under bombardment

An MSF team spent last night in the city of Saada under intense bombing from the coalition led by Saudi Arabia. On Friday night the coalition gave an ultimatum to the population to leave the city and its surrounding area, as the whole province in the North of the country would become a military target. Voices from the Field - 9 May 2015
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

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