MSF runs a clinic in Zokhawthar, a town in Mizoram state, directly on the India–Myanmar border, where we continue to deliver comprehensive general health care to displaced and host communities. We also conduct health promotion activities at the clinic, in communities, and in nine settlements and camps in the area, and organize specialist referrals to Champhai District Hospital and facilities in Aizawl, the state capital.
Long-standing unrest in Chhattisgarh state entered a new phase in 2025 as government security forces intensified their operations against Maoist rebels. Despite increasing tensions, MSF was able to maintain essential health services for people living in rural villages around the town of Bijapur. Our teams traveled over rough terrain to run regular mobile clinics across six locations where we provided treatment for malaria, respiratory infections like pneumonia, skin diseases, and malnutrition, and offered reproductive health services. In Jammu and Kashmir, mental health remains a critical yet often overlooked concern.
MSF teams continue to offer counseling services at hospitals and health centers in Pulwama, Srinagar, Tral, and Sopore. Our teams work to raise awareness, promote understanding, and break the stigma of mental illness. We also provide practical tools to promote mental well-being.
