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Malnutrition

DRC: Malnutrition and disease ravage the settlements around Kalémie

People are dying from preventable diseases, and malnutrition rates are above the emergency threshold.
Press Release - 28 May 2017
 
Malnutrition

DRC: “If we sit back and do nothing, these people will die”

In the areas of Kalémie et Kansimba displaced people are living in informal settlements, have limited access to healthcare, and face alarming shortages of food, water and shelter.
- 28 May 2017
 

MSF urges G7 to make bold commitments to humane migration policies

Summit in Italy must also tackle key global health issues such as medical innovation and drug-resistant infections
Press Release - 26 May 2017
 
Violence

CAR: Unacceptable violence in Bangassou Hospital

Central African Republic: Unacceptable violence at Bangassou Hospital, condemning attacks on healthcare facilities, stated by MSF. Press Release - 26 May 2017
 
Meningitis

Niger: MSF teams providing support to vaccination campaign against meningitis C outbreak

MSF has deployed several emergency teams in Niger in order to contain the meningitis C outbreak that has been affecting many of the country’s regions since March.
Latest News - 24 May 2017
 
Mediterranean Migration

MSF accuses Libyan coastguard of endangering people’s lives during Mediterranean rescue

“Many passengers – who had luckily already received lifejackets before the shooting began – jumped off the boats into the sea in fear.” 
Press Release - 24 May 2017
 

CAR: The situation has reached a new low for the people of Bangassou

New wave of violence in the east of Central African Republic makes MSF intensify its activities
Latest News - 23 May 2017
 
Central African Republic

“Normally, around 100 very ill patients per day come to our emergency room.”

New wave of violence in the east of Central African Republic takes a toll on the population 
Patient and Staff Stories - 23 May 2017
 
Cholera

Yemen: Cholera outbreak threatens to get out of control

Cholera has started to spread in Yemen and nearly 23 500 cases have now been reported in 18 governorates out of 22 according to World Health Organisation. 
Press Release - 22 May 2017