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Mar 08, 2008
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Yesterday was the hottest day I ever had in the last week. It seemed it was a low pressure zone. It was cloudy and dusty. Someone said it was 50'C in the tent in the afternoon. I hoped it would rain. At night, I was woken up at midnight because of...
Mar 05, 2008
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Let me tell you some more about our colleagues and the hospital. Our Field coordinator, again, is a beautiful French nurse. Perhaps it's the tactic MSF uses to attract so many young people to the mission. She is very smart and has lots of experience...
Mar 04, 2008
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There are only around fifteen cases left for me. I had my ward round and made the management plan for most of my patients in the morning. A lot of them are suffering from gun-shot wounds, traffic accidents, or burns. I had two surgeries done in...
Mar 04, 2008
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I finally arrived at Aweil with another nutrition nurse from Australia on today. Aweil is a town on the plain. Looking out from the plane, I could see a boundary-less plain with all small huts all around. The Aweil City Hospital is just opposite to...
Mar 03, 2008
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It's 3 March, Sunday. I'm in the MSF-France Juba guest house. I arrived here on 1 March, Friday afternoon. We have to take the cargo planes from Juba to Aweil. They are supposed to take the relief to different areas. There are three flights passing...