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	Topic	Date	Location
	Interview with Veronique de Clerck, Emergency Coordinator, Samoa We’ve actually seen quite a positive and impressive response. The main affected areas are on the south coast, from the far eastern tip which is a town called Lalomanu. It’s taken away about half of the south coast of Upolu... (2.0 MB)	09/10/2009
	Interview: Annie Desilets, project coordinator for Médecins Sans Frontières in Kitchanga, DRC Annie Desilets is the project coordinator for Médecins Sans Frontières in Kitchanga in North Kivu, Democratic Republic of Congo. She’s with a team of more than 160 Médecins Sans Frontières staff working 85 km, or four hours by... (6.5 MB)	06/11/2008	Democratic Republic of Congo
	Interview: Doctor in Gaza, Palestinian Territories Interview with Médecins Sans Frontières referent doctor in Gaza on the situation in the Shifa Hospital. (2.7 MB)	30/12/2008	Palestinian Territories
	Interview: Severely Injured Patients Stream into Vavuniya Hospital Surgeon: “These are deeply, deeply traumatized people”Paul McMaster is working along with another Doctors Without Borders/MSF surgeon and Ministry of Health staff at Vavuniya hospital in the Northern province of Sri Lanka to... (576 KB)	23/04/2009	Sri Lanka
	Learn more about ebola - no antidote, no cure, all emphasis on isolating the infected Dr Armand Sprecher, specialist of Haemorragic fevers like Ebola and Marburg, describes the disease and the measures that are taken to control the outbreak. (1.3 MB)	09/09/2008