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Libya

Providing urgent medical care in Sirte

MSF finally managed to deliver medicines and medical supplies to Sirte, Libya. The city is at the heart of the current fighting, where the healthcare situation is continuing to deteriorate. Project Update - 4 Oct 2011
 
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Myanmar

Fatal Policy: How the Rohingya Suffer the Consequences of Statelessness

Fatal Policy: How the Rohingya Suffer the Consequences of Statelessness, an MSF briefing paper, explores the impact that severe restrictions Rohingya people face has on their lives, including on their health. Report - 1 Oct 2011
 
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Kenya

Falsified medicines enter supply chain in Kenya

MSF missions in Kenya detected quality problems with one antiretroviral medicine (ARV) named Zidolam-N used to treat people with HIV. MSF is taking all measures to ensure adequate treatment and medical follow up for patients. Press Release - 1 Oct 2011
 
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Iran

MSF forced to leave Zahedan

At the request of authorities, MSF has terminated its medical care activities in the city of Zahedan, capital of the province of Sistan-Baluchistan, in southeastern Iran. Statement - 30 Sep 2011
 
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Eswatini

A new ward to treat patients with drug resistant tuberculosis

Last week, the first patients infected with drug resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB) were admitted in a new wing at Nhlangano Health Centre, in the Shiselweni region of southern Swaziland. The facility was constructed by MSF through private donations. The Ministry of Health and MSF teams will be jointly running this new facility. Project Update - 29 Sep 2011
 
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In Memoriam

Francine Matthys

Francine joined MSF in May 1985, working in Chad. She went on to work in Mozambique, Ethiopia, Sudan, Angola, and then returned to Mozambique. In 1991 Francine became Editor of Medical News. Five years later she took on the role of Director of the medical department in Brussels. She also held a place on MSF’s ethical review board. Project Update - 28 Sep 2011
 
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Yemen

MSF suspends its medical activities in Saada governorate

MSF had to interrupt its work in Al Talh and Razeh hospitals, after local authorities set new conditions for humanitarian activities in the region. Press Release - 28 Sep 2011
 
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Côte d'Ivoire

Ongoing attacks on civilian population

Up to sixteen civilians have been killed during an attack on Zriglo, a village in Southwest Ivory Coast just south of the town of Taï, late last week. Up to 50 houses have been burned and most of the population fled into the forests. Press Release - 20 Sep 2011
 
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Women's health

MSF launches brand new campaign 'MSF Delivers'

On Monday 19 September, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) launches ‘MSF Delivers’, a new campaign highlighting the work MSF does delivering babies in humanitarian emergencies across the world. Project Update - 19 Sep 2011
 
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Somalia

Measles vaccination and malnutrition

Over the past few weeks, thousands have fled drought-affected areas to come to Mogadishu, Somalia. Project Update - 16 Sep 2011
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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