MSF RESPONDING TO ESCALATING EMERGENCIES AROUND THE WORLD. Democratic Republic of Congo, Haiti, Sudan. RUSH MY GIFT

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At this very moment, Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) staff are responding to multiple escalating emergencies in Sudan, Haiti, Democratic Republic of Congo, and around the world. Our ability to provide urgent care to our patients is all made possible by the support of people like you.

As the humanitarian situation in these regions grows dire, will you step up for patients in need? Make an emergency gift today to send critical aid wherever the needs are greatest.

PATIENTS NEED CRITICAL AID IN: DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO (DRC)

Emergency Update: A severe mpox outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo has dramatically worsened due to the emergence of a more transmissible strain. Since January, over 14,000 suspected cases and 511 deaths have been reported. This surge is impacting 23 of the country's 26 provinces, including camps for displaced people. The population density of these camps has created an even greater risk for transmission and spread. MSF continues to focus on providing critical care—as well as laboratory analysis, support for isolation, and more—while also adapting our response to meet this evolving crisis by training staff and conducting educational awareness campaigns in affected areas.

Emergency Update: Fighting in El Fasher is intensifying, with at least 15 dead and over 130 injured in just this past week. The MSF-supported Saudi Hospital—the city's last functional public hospital—was attacked for the 11th time and is now only partly functional. MSF urgently calls for the protection of all civilians and health facilities, warning that if the Saudi Hospital becomes non-functional, there will be nowhere left for the injured to seek care.

Emergency Update: Over 578,000 people are now displaced in Haiti, with more than 112,000 living in 96 makeshift camps across Port-au-Prince. These sites face severe water and sanitation shortages, resulting in the risk of waterborne diseases like cholera. MSF has provided more than 4.5 million liters of treated water to 15 sites, but resources are stretched thin. Though MSF is filling critical gaps, more support is desperately needed, including urgent action to address water trucking, latrine rehabilitation, hygiene kit distribution, and health promotion to ensure the safety and dignity of displaced people.

Despite the escalation and challenges we face, MSF staff are committed to showing up and providing care no matter the circumstance. But these emergencies—many of which have already lasted months, sometimes years—won’t just go away on their own.

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