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Somalia

MSF sees surge in wounded and displaced as violence increases in Mogadishu

In Somalia, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is treating the injured and is providing basic relief supplies to the newly displaced, following the recent escalation in fighting in one of Mogadishu's most populated residential areas that has resulted in a surge in the number of wounded and has, once again, displaced thousands of people. Press Release - 2 Oct 2008
 
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Chad

Ongoing violence in Chad jeopardizes MSF's humanitarian assistance to population

After a number of attacks against humanitarian organizations over the last six months, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) will review how it will be possible to return to full operations in eastern Chad. Project Update - 2 Oct 2008
 
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Somalia

MSF Country Coordinator describes Somalia's current situation

Javier Fernandez has just returned from Somalia after a year and a half as a MSF General Coordinator and describes the country's current situation. Voices from the Field - 2 Oct 2008
 
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South Africa

Targets of xenophobia ousted from camps in South Africa

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) expressed concern about reports that South African authorities are using humanitarian assistance to drive victims of the xenophobic violence to leave the camps set up to house them following attacks earlier this year. Project Update - 2 Oct 2008
 
Malaria

Full Prescription: Better malaria treatment for more people, MSF's experience

MSF's experience in several African countries shows that a steep increase in the number of people treated is possible without compromising the quality of care. Report - 1 Oct 2008
 
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Niger

MSF still blocked in Maradi, Niger, despite a new memorandum of understanding

Ten weeks after Médecins Sans Frontières's (MSF) authorization to treat malnutrition in the Maradi region was suspended, the French section of MSF is no longer providing any medical-nutritional treatment on site there and has taken a variety of steps in an effort to resume activities. Press Release - 1 Oct 2008
 
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Greece

MSF ends emergency intervention in Lesvos island, Greece

During a press conference held in Athens, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) announced the closure of its four-month emergency intervention in the detention center for migrants of Lesvos (Mytiline) urging the authorities to assume their responsibilities and provide medical care and human living conditions for the migrants. Press Release - 30 Sep 2008
 
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South Sudan

In southern Sudan, several villages attacked on the border with DRC

Several villages in southern Sudan and neighbouring Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) were attacked by an armed group; the Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams have travelled to the area and are proving care to the victims. Project Update - 30 Sep 2008
 
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Malnutrition

WHO experts meeting has potential to impact millions of malnourished children

A World Health Organisation (WHO) meeting to develop new recommendations for the treatment of malnutrition will have a far-reaching impact on the quality of food aid and nutrition programmes for infants and young children, according to the medical humanitarian organization Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF). Press Release - 29 Sep 2008
 
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India

Flood waters challenge logistics of providing care to victims of India's floods

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) doctor and field coordinator Siju Seena, who has been dealing with the medical activities of MSF in Araria and Supaul districts, India, gives an overview of the situation in Chunni camp (Supaul) and looks into the challenges of providing humanitarian aid in the flood-hit areas. Project Update - 26 Sep 2008
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