MSF Expresses Gratitude For Concern About Abducted Colleagues in Somalia

April 23, 2009

Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) wishes to express its gratitude for messages of concern from the public regarding the well-being of its two workers abducted in Somalia.

The organization is working tirelessly to try to secure a safe release of its team.

In view of the sensitivity of the situation, MSF cannot comment on any information or rumors regarding the abduction.

MSF asks that the privacy of the relatives and friends of the two colleagues be respected.

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