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Central African RepublicAll news
Central African Republic: raising awareness and preventing malnutrition in Bossangoa
According to a United Nations report, 41% of the population in the Central African Republic (CAR) is undernourished. The Bossangoa region is one of those particularly affected by malnutrition.
LebanonAll news
Trapped in Fear: Syrian Refugees Face Unbearable Choices in Lebanon
“I wish for death,” says Umm Khattab, a Syrian refugee who has called a flimsy tent along the northeast border of Lebanon home for years. “We live in constant anxiety and terror. Death has become more merciful than living here."
War Gaza-IsraelAll news
All newsStatement on the accusations against MSF staff Fadi Al-Wadiya
On the evening of 26 June 2024, the Israeli authorities shared several new posts on social media about MSF staff member Fadi Al-Wadiya, who was killed by Israeli forces on 25 June, accusing him of being involved in military activities in Gaza.
ChadAll news
MSF vaccinates nearly 40,000 children in the provinces of Moyen Chari and Salamat in Chad
This vaccination campaign targeted children aged between 6 months and 10 years, and was accompanied by a catch-up of routine vaccination under the Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) for 1,848 children aged between 0 and 11 months.
Disposing of disposable masks to protect people’s and the planet’s health
MSF launched an initiative to find alternatives to single-use surgical facemasks - one of the items most used by MSF medical staff across projects worldwide.
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MSF strengthening commitment to access to products for healthcare
New structure will continue vital work to improve access to products for healthcare for people who need them most.
Fighting in El Fasher remains incessant despite UNSC resolution, civilians are trapped and no aid can enter the city
Hospitals hit and death toll soars as violent fighting engulfs El Fasher, Sudan, leaving nowhere safe in the city; MSF calls urgently for protection of civilians, health workers and health structures.
MSF charters 80 tons of medical equipment and supplies for its hospitals in Port-au-Prince, ensuring continuity of operations
Arriving after Port-au-Prince international airport reopened, these shipments meet the urgent need to resupply MSF's programs, but they are far from covering all the needs of the medical facilities in which MSF teams work.