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Flood

Massive floods in West Africa bring enormous displacement levels as MSF increases assistance in Burkino Faso and Niger

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has reinforced its teams in Burkina Faso and Niger to provide assistance, along with the Ministry of Health, to the displaced people, following flooding in West Africa. Project Update - 14 Sep 2009
 
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Greece

People without any hope living in the Pagani detention center in Lesvos, Greece

Ioanna Kotsioni, MSF Deputy Head of Mission for MSF's project providing assistance to migrants, asylum seekers and refugees in Greece, has visited the project in the Pagani detention center in Lesvos and shares with us her experience inside the detention center. Project Update - 10 Sep 2009
 
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Pakistan

MSF reinforces its presence in Mardan and Lower Dir

As displaced people return home to the Swat Valley and Buner district in Pakistan, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is increasing its support to local health care providers in Mardan and Lower Dir districts to respond to a sharp increase in cases of acute diarrhoea. Project Update - 26 Aug 2009
 
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Italy

MSF assists the five survivors - 73 feared dead - of boat tragedy in Lampedusa, Italy

A total of 73 migrants and refugees are feared dead at sea after a boat carrying five survivors arrived last week in the Italian island of Lampedusa. Project Update - 25 Aug 2009
 
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Sri Lanka

The war in Sri Lanka has ended but the suffering continues

Even if the services are gradually expanding in the camps with Ministry of Health clinics in all the camps and the medical staff doing what they can, the needs are vast and the facilities are overstretched. Project Update - 13 Aug 2009
 
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Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan government has an obligation to release civilians and provide adequate assistance

Hans van de Weerd, General Director of MSF Holland, has recently returned from Sri Lanka. Here we ask him about the situation in the northern district of Vavuniya. Voices from the Field - 13 Aug 2009
 
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War and conflict

MSF continues to assist populations in violent areas of northern DRC and southern Sudan

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams have been providing assistance to the displaced and resident populations, by offering free healthcare and psycho-social support, and by improving the people's living conditions. Project Update - 5 Aug 2009
 
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South Sudan

Assisting LRA victims in southern Sudan

In Western Equatorial State, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams are offering assistance to Congolese refugees and Sudanese people displaced by rebel violence. Project Update - 5 Aug 2009
 
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South Sudan

25 lashes for breakfast

As the refugees began to stream across the border and the displaced Sudanese began to move within the southeastern border states, MSF teams already providing medical aid in the country quickly established emergency projects to provide healthcare, shelter and sanitation for the displaced and refugees. Project Update - 4 Aug 2009
 
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Sudan

After more than one year, care continues for displaced in previously disputed border region of Sudan

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is providing medical care through fixed clinics in Agok and Abyei and is running six mobile clinics in 12 locations near the two towns. Project Update - 22 Jul 2009
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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