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Sudan

MSF assists newly displaced people in Shangil Tobaya

Clashes near Shangil Tobaya, a town in northern Darfur, Sudan, have led to a number of casualties and the displacement of hundreds of families. Project Update - 3 Nov 2009
 
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Eswatini

TB and HIV/AIDS in Swaziland

The small kingdom of Swaziland in southern Africa is on the brink of a major health crisis due to the killer twin-epidemic of HIV-AIDS and tuberculosis (TB), which is decimating the population and now sees Swaziland as the state with one of the highest Aids death rates in the world today. Project Update - 28 Oct 2009
 
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South Sudan

MSF treats wounded of most recent clash in Jonglei state, southern Sudan

The clash in Duk Patdiet is the most recent in a string of violent attacks this year. Since March, MSF teams have treated 343 wounded, mainly in Jonglei and Upper Nile States. Project Update - 30 Sep 2009
 
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Guinea

MSF provides assistance to victims of violence in Conakry, Guinea

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is now reinforcing its teams in Guinea and is preparing to respond in case further violence occurs. Project Update - 29 Sep 2009
 
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Guinea

Providing assitance to victims of violence

"Today we are sending two ambulances to go in different suburbs to see if some people are wounded and are needing transport to reach medical facilities. Everybody is shocked, we don’t know what the future will be." Voices from the Field - 29 Sep 2009
 
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Central African Republic

Nutritional emergency: The last straw

Interview with Dr Carol Calero, MSF field doctor working in the nutritional emergency in southeastern Central African Republic. Interview - 22 Sep 2009
 
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Central African Republic

Nutritional emergency in south-western Central African Republic

Alerted by the local authorities, the Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams have opened four feeding centres in one month in Carnot, Boda, Nola and Gamboula and implemented a number of outpatient treatment programmes in the area. Project Update - 21 Sep 2009
 
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Chad

100 women operated for obstetric fistula so far this year in Chad

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has been running a fistula project in Abéché General Hospital in eastern Chad since January 2008, where a team performs surgical operations on patients to repair their internal injuries and provide a cure for their incontinence. Project Update - 21 Sep 2009
 
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Ethiopia

As diarrhoea outbreak in Ethiopia decreases, upcoming mass religious festival poses new risk

Beyond Addis Ababa, MSF is also responding to acute watery diarrhoea (AWD) in two other regions: in Afar, in the north east, where more than 1,000 people have been treated since early July, and in Amhara region in the east. Project Update - 17 Sep 2009
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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