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Colombia earthquake: MSF teams respond in Quibdó and Buenaventura while humanitarian needs remain high
Ten days after the 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck western Colombia on 10 August 2026, the emergency has evolved into a complex humanitarian crisis, with impacts varying significantly across regions.
MSF: Israel puts thousands at risk by blocking crucial supplies for healthcare in Gaza
In Gaza, it is becoming almost impossible – and also extremely expensive – to find engine oil. The enclave risks coming to a standstill, and thousands of people could die if the Israeli authorities do not lift their restrictions on engine oil.
One in two children in the displacement camps in Baidoa are suffering from acute malnutrition
One in every two children screened in displacement sites in Baidoa, Somalia, is acutely malnourished and one in every four is severely malnourished. These shocking statistics are the findings of a malnutrition survey carried out in July by MSF.
Ebola in DRC: 3 questions about clinical trials and investigational treatments
Dr Olivier Kasita a physician working at the Elikya Ebola Treatment Centre in Bunia, supported by MSF since the beginning of the outbreak. Through his work at the centre, he has been directly involved in the care of patients throughout the response.
Who tells the story of Sudan? Sudanese cartoonists on a war the world stopped watching
In an endeavor to tell Sudan’s story through the words and lines of its own people, MSF collaborated with a network of Sudanese cartoonists from Khartoon Magazine, some of whom have been displaced or live as refugees in the diaspora.
A Brush with Memory: Between Home and Displacement
For this collaboration between MSF and the artist Aya Debes, internally displaced people from southern Lebanon describe from memory the homes and places they were forced to leave, which they may never see again.
Eastern Chad: One in five pregnant women malnourished amid critical funding cuts
More than 10,000 refugees are expected to arrive in Metché camp before the end of September, adding to the 43,300 refugees and host community members already living there. Meanwhile, MSF and ACF remain the sole healthcare providers in the camp.
Chad: In Metché, access to water becomes a matter of dignity / A matter of dignity: Access to water in Metché, Chad
When dawn breaks over the Sudanese refugee camp of Metché in eastern Chad, the silence is never truly quiet. It is filled with waiting.
Ebola: ‘The outbreak shows no signs of slowing down’
Statement by Dr Philippa Boulle, Deputy Medical Director of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), on the occasion of the Director-General of the World Health Organisation’s visit to the Democratic Republic of the Congo.