Indonesia: One Month After the Earthquake

November 3, 2009

One month after a major earthquake hit Sumatra, Indonesia, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is still operating mobile clinics, giving mental health support to survivors, monitoring epidemics, distributing relief items, as well as providing water and sanitation support to the severely affected areas surrounding Padang and Pariaman.

 

 

Tags: Indonesia, Natural Disaster, Mental Health, Mental Health Worker

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