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story Sep 20, 2024

The long road to recovery for Gaza’s war-wounded children

A patient with a braced shoulder receives therapy in a MSF hospital in Amman.

story Sep 19, 2024

48 hours at the US-Mexico border

Project Coordinator Belen Ramirez and a 17-year-old boy form Bangladesh look at a helicopter flying overhead at the End of the Wall camp in Arizona.

story Sep 23, 2024

Longing for Gaza after medical evacuation: Abdul Rahman’s story

Abdul Rahman, a Palestinian boy from Gaza on a hospital bed in Jordan.

News Sep 13, 2024

Sudan: After famine declaration, catastrophic malnutrition in Zamzam camp is only getting worse

A child eats ready-to-use therapeutic food to treat malnutrition in Sudan.

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Story | Dec 07, 2023

In Libya, fears of rain, clouds, and climate change

MSF’s mental health patients in flood-struck Derna are “haunted by the fear that the floods could happen again."

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A damaged bridge with water flowing through in Derna, where MSF is providing mental health care.

News | Sep 14, 2023

Libya: MSF emergency teams assess needs in Storm Daniel aftermath

Nearly 10,000 people are missing and more than 5,000 people are dead after Storm Daniel caused severe rains and flooding that swept away entire villages.

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An MSF logistics coordinator supervises the convoy of medical material en route to Derna, Libya.
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