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Gate of Sayid al Shuhada hospital in El Fasher, Sudan.

Sudan: Intense fighting is forcing hospitals to close in El Fasher

story Jun 13, 2024

News Jun 11, 2024

Latest massacres in Gaza's Middle Area illustrate complete disregard for Palestinian lives

Palestinians walk through smoke in the streets of Gaza.

News Jun 13, 2024

Rohingya refugees struggle to access testing and treatment amid alarmingly high rates of hepatitis C

Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh three years after their exodus

story Jun 14, 2024

“I could not bring her back”: A poem from aboard the Geo Barents

A handwritten poem from aboard the Geo Barents.

story Jun 14, 2024

A race against time to treat victims of sexual violence in Costa Rica

An MSF worker talks with migrants who have exited the Darien Gap in Costa Rica

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News | Jun 23, 2023

Sudan: Violence and bureaucratic obstruction threaten medical aid

Authorities have repeatedly impeded the movement of humanitarian and medical staff and supplies between and within Sudan's states.

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An MSF staff member fills out paperwork at the MSF mobile clinic in Was

News | Jun 21, 2023

DR Congo: Rapid, tangible increase of humanitarian aid needed

UN agencies announced they would step up efforts in North Kivu. These intentions must be translated into concrete action.

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A wide bird's eye view of the tent, showing lots of white domed structures.

News | Jun 19, 2023

Sudan: Civilians must be spared amid violence in West Darfur

Thousands are attempting a perilous escape across the border to Chad after nearly two months of blockade and violence in El Geneina.

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Refugees fleeing Sudan conflict wait to be treated by Doctors Without Borders teams in Adré hospital, Chad.

News | Jun 16, 2023

Chad: Over 600 war-wounded arrive from Sudan in just three days

Adré hospital struggles to meet demand with only one surgical team and approximately 430 people in need of surgical care

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News | Jun 15, 2023

MSF treats over 1,000 ER patients in Khartoum as conflict rages

“I cannot recall any time in recent years when MSF has treated anything like the number of trauma cases or done as many major surgeries as we have done in Khartoum.”

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A hand holding a bullet extracted from a patient in Sudan.

News | Jun 15, 2023

Chad: Thousands of Sudanese refugees flee to Adré for safety

Aid must immediately be scaled up to meet increasing medical and humanitarian needs

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News | Jun 13, 2023

Sudan: Renewed fighting in Khartoum forces people to flee to Wad Madani

The rapid increase of displaced people in camps highlights the urgent need for basic medical care and other services.

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Three MSF medical staff discuss patients at a mobile clinic in Wad Madani, Sudan.

News | Jun 12, 2023

Gavi must step up efforts to increase vaccine access for children

All children who have missed some or all routine vaccines must have the opportunity to receive them.

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Hepatitis E vaccine

News | Jun 09, 2023

Rainy season threatens to cut off aid for refugees in Chad

Floods in eastern Chad’s Sila province will completely isolate communities, including, 30,000 refugees and returnees who have recently arrived from Sudan.

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MSF response in eastern Chad

News | Jun 02, 2023

Chad: MSF treats war-wounded people fleeing conflict in Sudan

At a hospital in Adré, most of the injuries MSF teams are treating are gunshot wounds inflicted in clashes and attacks in Masterei, a Sudanese border town.

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Sudanese war wounded in Adre
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