We Want to Stay by These People’s Side.
It’s a question of dignity, rights, healthcare and, above all, humanity.
It’s a question of dignity, rights, healthcare and, above all, humanity.
The explosion damaged our First Aid Post, which is located approximately 200 metres away.
Within the walls of this Centre, people have been getting treatment, eating, sleeping and living in peace for more than 20 years.
EMERGENCY always has an eye on the future. Since 1994, we have trained staff and fostered healthcare systems around the world.
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With the right planning, with the right resources, and with incredible staff like Manhail, free, sustainable, quality healthcare is always possible.
his latest explosion took place just ten days after a bomb was detonated in another mosque in the south of the city, also killing the local Imam in that case, and causing several injuries," says Marco Puntin.
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