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MSF medical team at the diarrhea treatment centre isolation tent at the Abs General Hospital, Hajjah governate
War and conflict

Yemen witnesses worrying spike in acute watery diarrhoea cases impacting communities

Yemen’s crumbling infrastructure, years of protracted conflict, and lack of access to clean water and sanitation—compounded by recent heavy rains—have consistently fuelled the spread of waterborne diseases. Article - 23 Sep 2025
 
Iyad looks out the window of his room at the MSF reconstructive surgery hospital in Amman, Jordan.
Gaza - Israel War

We share the same pain

Article - 22 Sep 2025
 
Surgeons at the Rutshuru General Reference Hospital cauterize a wound of a young gunshot victim.
War and conflict

Patients describe July massacres of civilians in Binza, North Kivu

Once the shooting died down, Espérance returned to the site of the massacre to find the two of her remaining children murdered. Her screams of anguish drew the attention of a nearby armed man who raped and abandoned her. Article - 19 Sep 2025
 
MSF mourns Hussein Alnajjar, thirteenth colleague killed in Gaza
Gaza - Israel War

MSF mourns Hussein Alnajjar, thirteenth colleague killed in Gaza

Article - 18 Sep 2025
 
Arrival of displaced civilians from besieged El-Fasher at the checkpoint at the entrance of Tawila
Gaza - Israel War

MSF condemns Israeli attack on MSF water distribution site in Gaza City

Article - 18 Sep 2025
 
An MSF health promotion team conducts an awareness session on disease prevention for a group of people waiting for medical consultation. Respiratory, skin, and waterborne illnesses are a major concern where shelter is inadequate and clean water scarce.
Refugee, migration and displacement

Mozambique: MSF ends emergency response in Chiure after mass displacement, but the crisis in Cabo Delgado is far from over

While the situation in Chiure has calmed down for now, communities in other areas of Cabo Delgado continue to face violent attacks. In early September, violence in the coastal town of Mocímboa da Praia reportedly killed several people, triggering the movement of hundreds of people towards Mueda and other inland villages. Although the scale of displacement is not yet clear, the situation requires close monitoring. Article - 15 Sep 2025
 
Doctors Can’t Stop Genocide – World Leaders Can
Gaza - Israel War

Doctors Can’t Stop Genocide – World Leaders Can

Gaza is not just a humanitarian catastrophe - it is the systematic destruction of a people. MSF is clear: Israel is committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. Article - 15 Sep 2025
 
New wave of displacement after attack on Zamzam camp
War and conflict

Sudan: Deadly attacks across Darfur leave nearly 100 wounded people in MSF-supported facilities

Following a series of attacks by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the Sudanese Armed Forces (SAF), 99 wounded patients, including women and children, arrived at Médecins Sans Frontières/Doctors Without Borders (MSF) - supported health facilities across North, Central, and South Darfur in Sudan, on 10 September. Four people across the facilities were declared dead on arrival. Article - 11 Sep 2025
 
On 4th of September 2025, a new outbreak of Ebola Virus Disease (EVD), Zaire strain, has been declared in the remote Bulape Health Zone, KasaÏ province. An Ebola Treatment Centre (ETC) has been established within the hospital compound, the facility began admitting its first patients. MSF, MoH, and WHO teams are jointly providing care. 
Access to Healthcare

DRC: MSF supports Ebola outbreak response in Kasaï

The World Health Organization has confirmed that 2,000 Ebola vaccine doses are currently available in-country, with additional shipments expected in the coming days. MSF stands ready to support vaccination efforts if requested by health authorities. Article - 11 Sep 2025
 
Patients receiving treatment for acute watery diarrhoea at the MSF-supported diarrhoea treatment centre (DTC) in Al-Qaeda City, Ibb Governorate – Yemen.
Access to Healthcare

Yemen: Acute watery diarrhoea surge puts people at risk in Ibb and Al-Hodeidah

Acute watery diarrhoea outbreaks in Yemen are not new, but they are becoming more frequent and severe. The country’s inadequate water, sanitation, and hygiene infrastructure is a major driver of transmission. Floods and stagnant water during the rainy season worsen the situation, straining already fragile infrastructure and contaminating water sources, which increases the risk of widespread infection. Article - 8 Sep 2025