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Thailand

Providing HIV/AIDS treatment and care to prisoners in Thailand

In June 2003, the Department of Corrections of Thailand asked Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) to help treat prisoners suffering from HIV and AIDS in Minburi prison, in Bangkok. Project Update - 1 Dec 2008
 
Guinea

Civilian prisoners in Guinea prison suffer malnutrition, exposure to TB, in appalling conditions

MSF launched a short nutritional and medical response in the Guéckédou civilian prison to treat an alarming medical and nutritional situation. Project Update - 26 Nov 2008
 
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Pakistan

Ibrahim Younis at the Balochistan, Pakistan, earthquake

Ibrahim Younis, an MSF Emergency Coordinator, arrived three days after the earthquake which occured on October 29 in Ziarat District, Pakistan, and stayed two weeks in the Ziarat area as an MSF Emergency Coordinator. Project Update - 21 Nov 2008
 
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Chad

Improving conditions for Darfur refugees in Iriba District, Chad

As a result of the improvement in health in Iriba District, Chad, MSF is looking at phasing out its emergency activities, which are basically a complete replacement for local services, and will provide medicine and food therapy, and train local health personnel. Project Update - 18 Nov 2008
 
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Zimbabwe

MSF teams react to 'biggest ever' cholera outbreak in Zimbabwe's capital

In Zimbabwe's capital, Harare, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is responding to a cholera outbreak, which the local Ministry of Health has declared "the biggest ever in Harare": up to 1.4 million people are endangered if the outbreak continues to spread. Project Update - 18 Nov 2008
 
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Democratic Republic of Congo

Wide ranges of needs and activities dominate MSF role in northern DRC

MSF teams are continuing their work in Goma and in other towns and villages in the province of North Kivu, and remain very concerned about the many people still on the move after fleeing recent fighting: many of the displaced and local residents continue to be in urgent need of food, clean water, healthcare and basic items like blankets and shelter materials Project Update - 12 Nov 2008
 
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Democratic Republic of Congo

MSF team travels to Dungu, DRC, three days after attacks on the town

Three days after rebels of the Lord Resistance Army (LRA) attacked the town of Dungu on November 1, an MSF team went to assess the impact of these events on the population and the nature and severity of the needs; the team also sought to confirm if the security conditions could allow MSF to return on site soon. Project Update - 10 Nov 2008
 
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Haiti

MSF providing aid at school collapse in Haiti

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams in Port-au-Prince, the capital of Haiti, have been providing emergency care and treatment to people injured in the collapse of La Promesse School in the Petionville neighborhood of the city since early Friday. Project Update - 10 Nov 2008
 
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Sudan

Suspension withdrawn, but MSF instructed to close mental health programmes in South Darfur, Sudan

At the instruction of the Sudanese Humanitarian Aid Commission and the Federal Ministry of Health, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) has to close the mental health counseling component of its activities in South Darfur, Sudan. Project Update - 7 Nov 2008
 
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Pakistan

Mental health services for survivors of Balochistan earthquake, southwestern Pakistan

The psychological consequences of the earthquake are taking their toll on the population and there is an obvious need for mental healthcare; MSF is preparing to start a programme within the coming days. Project Update - 7 Nov 2008
Cholera intervention in South Kivu
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