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4 days after the deadly attack on #Zamzam camp, people continue to arrive in #Tawila, displaced, exhausted, thirsty, hungry, and in need of urgent medical care. Our teams are working around the clock to respond to the overwhelming crisis.
We urge RSF and all armed groups in the area to spare and protect civilians and ensure that those who want to flee can do so without further harm. States and diplomatic actors must use their leverage to translate hollow statements into concrete actions. 5/
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The deteriorating security situation in Haiti, as well as a targeted attack in mid-March, have forced us to withdraw from two medical facilities in Port-au-Prince while we continue other medical programs. https://t.co/viY8hvD31f
🔴 Following renewed fighting this Thursday in and around Masisi Centre, North Kivu, DRC, our teams treated 12 injured patients at the Masisi General referral hospital. The hospital and our base are once again full of civilians seeking protection.
Since the beginning of the year, more than 220 people injured by weapons have been admitted to this hospital, and more than 150 have been treated at the Nyabiondo referral health centre, both supported by MSF.
Among the most serious cases was a seven-year-old girl suffering from shrapnel wounds, a fractured hip, and hemorrhagic shock. She was transferred by an MSF ambulance from a local hospital in Kryvyi Rih to a specialised facility in Dnipro for treatment.
“People were burned alive in their cars near their homes. On the playground, we saw the lifeless bodies of many children – it was heartbreaking,” says Yevhen Blinnikov, an MSF paramedic.
We've handed over our occupational health project in Kamrangirchar, Bangladesh. Over ten years, we provided care to about 77,0000 workers.
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MSF sends its deepest condolences to the Palestine Red Crescent Society and the UN for the killing of eight medics and one UN staff member in Rafah, southern Gaza. Our thoughts are with their family members and colleagues.
MSF strongly condemns these killings, which PRCS and the UN attributed to Israeli forces, and calls – once again – for the protection of medical staff, health facilities, and patients. Since the start of the war, nearly 400 medical and humanitarian workers have been killed.
Worsening violence between armed groups in Walikale, #DRC, has trapped people and our teams. It’s also preventing the delivery of supplies; our teams will start to run out of essential medical supplies in two weeks.
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We're appalled and saddened by the killing of our colleague Hussam Al Loulou in a strike on the morning of April 1 southwest of Deir al-Balah, central Gaza.
His wife and daughter were also killed in this horrendous attack. He was 58 years old. https://t.co/QghboVpIMk
Taking on drug-resistant tuberculosis in Afghanistan:
We run a hospital in Kandahar that provides patients and their families with TB testing and treatment while spreading awareness about the highly transmissible disease.
Many patients come from nearby provinces, but some travel over 200 miles. https://t.co/89ZCURRh39