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MSF: We are deeply concerned about the Israeli bombing campaign in densely populated areas in Lebanon

A field hospital was opened in Deir al-Balah and will be operated by Doctors Without Borders. The introduction of the equipment to the hospital will be done with the coordination and approval of the security forces in the State of Israel

MSF: 15 dead, 130 injured as fighting escalates in El Fasher, Sudan since Saturday

MSF: Warring parties in Sudan are making no effort to protect health facilities or civilians inside them

Reuters: A hospital supported by Doctors Without Borders in El Fasher was closed after an armed attack

MSF: We are expanding our operations as the malnutrition crisis worsens in Zamzam camp in North Darfur

MSF Ukraine: Today, April 5th at around 3:00am, our @MSF office in Pokrovsk, in the Donetsk region, in Ukraine was bombed and completely destroyed. All our staff are safe. Five civilians who were close to the office were injured

MSF: This morning, Israeli forces stopped ambulances taking discharged patients home outside Khalil Suleiman hospital. Paramedics and ambulance drivers were ordered out of the ambulances, stripped and made to kneel in the street. The patients were left in the ambulances

Doctors Without Borders: Only 1% of the wounded and sick in Gaza were transferred for treatment outside the Strip through the Rafah crossing.

Doctors Without Borders: Any target that moves from the Shifa complex is targeted by Israel. Bodies in the courtyards of Al-Shifa Hospital lays without burial

This morning, two shells landed just a few hundred metres from the @MSF supported Al Nao hospital in Omdurman

MSF: Israel has given Al Awda Hospital just two hours to evacuate. Our staff are still treating patients. We unequivocally condemn this action, the continued indiscriminate bloodshed and attacks on health care in Gaza. We are trying to protect our staff and patients

World Health Organization: Documenting 51 attacks on health care facilities across the Palestinian territories since Saturday

MSF:At least 49 people have been killed in 2 deadly attacks on a residential area and a market in Khartoum, Sudan. We've treated over 100 people severely injured in the strikes. It's the deadliest weekend witnessed by our teams in Khartoum since the conflict erupted

Doctors Without Borders: The most dangerous region in Sudan for us is Khartoum

This morning, the team on GeoBarents rescued 13 people, including 2 women and 2 unaccompanied minors, who were in distress on a unseaworthy rubber boat. The survivors had spent more than 3 days at the Mediterranean sea

Doctors without Borders announces that its first supply convoy was permitted into northwest Syria to help earthquake victims

Burkina Faso: two MSF employees killed in an attack by suspected jihadists

MSF says 5 workers seized in Cameroon in February released

MSF: We urge the Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia (FDRE) to respond to the @nytimes investigation published on 17 March. The memory of María, Tedros and Yohannes, the pain of their close relatives, friends and colleagues need solace and closure

In the Sudanese capital, Khartoum, yesterday, MSF teams worked hand in hand with the Ministry of Health to treat large numbers of wounded during the ongoing protests in the city.

Refugees with 'stab wounds and beating marks separated from children' after Tripoli crackdown, says MSF

A return to Somalia is not the solution for refugees in Dadaab, Kenya - MSF

GeoBarents has a port for disembarkation. Heading to Palermo (Italy) now to bring the 367 survivors to safety ashore

Doctors Without Borders: Concerned about the impact of the clashes in Marib on Yemeni civilians

MSF: The rocket attacks on Marib are a stark example of the horrific effects on the population

Doctors Without Borders warns of the deterioration of the medical situation due to the outbreak of Coronavirus in northwest Syria

MSF just rescued 189 people from an overcrowded, double deck wooden boat. There was limited oxygen on the lower deck. Everyone is safe on board the GeoBarents which now has 214 people

Taiz: the commander of the military police meets the director of Doctors Without Borders

Médecins Sans Frontières has confirmed it received a letter from Ethiopia that all activities run by its Dutch section in Tigray, Gambella, Amhara and Somali regions are to be suspended for three months, effective from July 28th