Blogs & Stories
May 05, 2012
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This is my bedroom in Juba, South Suda. Although it is a very basic, it is very nice to have a fan and a mosquito net. © Gloria LEUNG Good night, tomorrow is another day!
Apr 24, 2012
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Since 2008, it's the third time I'm on the continent of Africa. Starting from Monrovia of Liberia, then Aweil in South Sudan, and now Nasir of South Sudan. © Ryan KO Each time the area I go is becoming more and more primitive. Last year when I...
Feb 14, 2012
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"You have to know your limitations, we are not God." my teammate said. My eyes were red, from too many sleepless nights by being on call. They were getting redder and a bit moist. Yes, I knew, but he was dying, right in front of us. His eyes were...
Jan 22, 2012
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Wow. That was my impression of the Family Support Centre (FSC) run by MSF in Lae. After a 45-minute drive from the airport, I was met by a colleague, the cheerful Brazilian expat who supervises the Centre’s psycho-social counseling services, and...
Jan 18, 2012
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I have just arrived back in Port Moresby from Tari. It has certainly been an eye-opening couple of days. Last night, a patient who had been admitted to the hospital on Saturday because of machete wounds to the head and the arm (when he was brought...