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MSF: indiscriminate violence and the collective punishment of Gaza must cease

MSF: indiscriminate violence and the collective punishment of Gaza must cease

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) is horrified by the brutal mass killing of civilians perpetrated by Hamas, and by the massive attacks on Gaza now being pursued by Israel. MSF calls for an immediate cessation to the indiscriminate bloodshed, the establishment of safe spaces and safe passage for people to reach them as a matter of urgency. People must be afforded safe access to essential supplies like food and water and health facilities. Essential humanitarian supplies like medicine, medical equipment, food, fuel and water must also be allowed to enter the Gaza enclave. To facilitate this, Rafah border crossing with Egypt must be opened and bombings on the crossing point must cease.
 « La situation à Gaza est catastrophique et très difficile à supporter »Donate
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« La situation à Gaza est catastrophique et très difficile à supporter »

La situation à Gaza est catastrophique, les hôpitaux sont débordés. Il y a un nombre extrêmement important de blessés, un afflux continuel dans tous les hôpitaux de la bande de Gaza. Les équipes médicales sont bien sûr épuisées, elles travaillent 24 h sur 24 pour soigner des blessés.
Northwest Syria: The military escalations worsen the already-dire humanitarian situation

Northwest Syria: The military escalations worsen the already-dire humanitarian situation

Since 3 October, the escalation of hostilities in northwest Syria has taken a huge toll on the people living in the area and had inflicted devastating consequences on health facilities. According to local health authorities, at least 46 people have been killed and 279 others injured, including women and children.
A new earthquake hits Herat

A new earthquake hits Herat

On October 10 at around 5:10 am, a magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck Herat, which is the same magnitude as the initial earthquake that occurred on Saturday. Several aftershocks were experienced over the next hour. While there have been more than 20 aftershocks since Saturday, today's quake is the most significant yet, causing increased anxiety among the staff and patients.
"Airstrikes are just continuing in Gaza city”Donate

"Airstrikes are just continuing in Gaza city”

MSF performs surgeries and donates supplies in Gaza amid overcrowded facilities
MSF-supported hospital in Khartoum hit by shellingDonate
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MSF-supported hospital in Khartoum hit by shelling

On 9 October, at around 07:20 am shelling struck the Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) supported Al Nao hospital, in Omdurman, Khartoum. A shell hit Al Nao’s emergency department, killing two patient caretakers, and injuring five people, who were immediately referred to other facilities.
Following Cyclone Mocha, mental health counsellors are more important than ever

Following Cyclone Mocha, mental health counsellors are more important than ever

Community based mental health sessions give hope to people in Myanmar who have faced years of conflict and displacement and are still rebuilding from the damage of a grade five cyclone that hit parts of the country in mid-May.
A glimmer of hope amid the rubble in Myanmar
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A glimmer of hope amid the rubble in Myanmar

Following Cyclone Mocha, a devastating storm that hit parts of Myanmar in May 2023, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) teams reported an increase in mental health needs in Rakhine State. Here is a first-person account from an MSF mental health counsellor-educator of her traumatic experience of the cyclone and the support she provided to her village in the aftermath.
Three questions about the situation in Herat after the earthquake
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Three questions about the situation in Herat after the earthquake

Following the earthquake that hit Herat in western Afghanistan on Saturday 8th October, the Head of Programme of Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in Afghanistan provides an input about the current situation on the field: