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Democratic Republic of Congo / 06.05.13
Heavy fighting over the last few days in Pinga, a town in the conflict-afflicted North Kivu province of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), has made it difficult for Médecins Sans Frontières to carry out its vital medical...
Chad / 02.05.13
Around 50,000 people have poured into the Tissi region of south-east Chad to escape clashes in neighbouring Darfur.
Yemen / 01.05.13
Since April 7, Yemeni authorities have released 1,620 migrants who were held by smugglers in farms, some of them for months, in Haradh region, in the north of the country. The international medical organisation Médecins Sans...
Niger / 30.04.13
Diseases must be tackled together in order to pre-empt another crisis.
Democratic Republic of Congo / 26.04.13
An upsurge in malaria is likely to have serious consequences for people in Orientale province in Democratic Republic of Congo unless immediate action is taken, warned the international medical organisation Médecins Sans...
Nigeria / 25.04.13
Médecins Sans Frontières has finally been able to start medical treatment for children suffering from lead poisoning in the village of Bagega. In the first of four groups to receive medical care, Médecins Sans Frontières has...
23.04.13
Médecins Sans Frontières calls on GAVI and pharmaceutical companies to extend discounts so more children can be reached
Kenya / 22.04.13
After weeks of flooding, the people of Tana Delta Region are still in urgent need of food, shelter, access to clean drinking water and medical services, says Médecins Sans Frontières. Médecins Sans Frontières is calling for more...
Mali, Mauritania / 12.04.13
Médecins Sans Frontières report calls for urgent aid effort for 70,000 Malians.
Mali / 04.04.13
Following deadly clashes in Timbuktu, Mali on March 30-31, Médecins Sans Frontières teams working in the city’s hospital treated 21 wounded people, including 11 civilians, two of whom died.