Every month, women with high-risk pregnancies, come to give birth in the “Village d’Accueil” at the Walikale general hospital in North Kivu, DRC.

Meet Abishaye Germaine, who cooks meals that enable them await their due date in better conditions.

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'The situation in Port-au-Prince today is a humanitarian crisis and it demands an urgent response, especially for vital needs including health care, water and sanitation,' said Dr. Priscille Cupidon, MSF International medical activity manager in #Haiti .

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'There needs to be more talking about #Sudan , more highlighting the needs, the reality, what is happening to people there.

It's one of the largest displacement crises. We're talking about 8.5 million people,' Joel Ghazi, MSF International Emergency Coordinator.

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⚠️TOMORROW European Parliament will vote on the EU’s harmful New Pact on Migration.

The #MigrationPact is being sold by the #EU as a solution to #Europe ’s “migration crisis”. It’s not.

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“There are about 1.1 million people in #Baidoa and its surroundings. Of those, nearly 700,000 are #IDPs and the conditions they are struggling with are profound, ” Dr Tammam Aloudat, president of MSF in the Netherlands.

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In a statement, MSF International International President Christos Christou, has called the situation unfolding in Sudan since the coup of 2023 and subsequent civil war as one of the worst crises the world has seen for decades.

Before the start of the war in #Sudan , there were dozens of international organizations responding across the country. Now, there are almost none.

For a crisis of this scale, this is unfathomable and unacceptable and it cannot be allowed to continue.

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The vast needs, and the known atrocities that are being committed – are all reasons why we urge the UN and humanitarian organisations to redouble their efforts to assist people in Sudan.

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This morning, Christos Christou attends virtually a press briefing in Nairobi on the crisis in Sudan, and speaks following his recent visit there. Follow Christos Christou and #TalkAboutSudanMSF for more details.

Only 20 - 30% of health facilities remain functional in #Sudan as it is.

Without supplies and staff reaching these facilities, people’s ability to get treatment when needed is becoming even more limited.

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Across #Sudan , women are dying because of complications during pregnancy or childbirth & patients with chronic diseases are dying because they are out of medication.
This can all be prevented if humanitarian actors scale up & have sufficient safe access.

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' If we are not able to bring in supplies and provide healthcare the consequences will be unimaginable for the people in #Sudan ' - Hellen Cardellach

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The indirect health consequences of the war have been devastating for civilians. Poor living conditions, lack of access to clean water, vaccinations and access to healthcare combine to create conditions for outbreaks & the prevalence of diseases significantly - Hellen