Blogs & Stories
Apr 22, 2009
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It took us around 8 hours to go from Sanaa to Al Tahl. We started early because we need to get to our destination before sunset. We had to avoid a direct route of around 3 hours journey as there are different tribes activities with number of...
Apr 21, 2009
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It was another long day of briefing with different parties. MSF project is to provide nutrition, outreach, outpatient and emergency surgical services in three areas of the Sanaa Governovate in the North of Yemen. There are ongoing conflicts between...
Apr 21, 2009
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I spent 11 hours in Doha, waiting for transit to Sanaa, capital city of Yemen. I finally arrived at the guest house at around 8pm. I was first told to have departure at 5am the next morning. I needed to have immediate briefing with the Head of...
Mar 28, 2009
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© Bagus Emir IKHWANTO Ba ra mo ,that´s in Sango- the local language in Central African Republic (CAR), means Hi How are you doing?, I´m writing this letter from Kabo, where I spend almost 5 months a mission with MSF as a Logistician/Administrator/...
Mar 21, 2009
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South Sudan- It sounds like a place stricken by a biblical plague- disease after unimaginable disease, all come to rest in one pitiful region of a vast African country. Photo source: Rhitam CHAKRABORTY Worms oozing out of people’s feet; two kinds of...