Cameroon: Thousands continue to be denied urgent health care as MSF’s activities in the North-West region remain suspended by the government

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A patient with crutches leaves Saint Mary Soledad’s outpatient consultation corridor, Bamenda, North-West Cameroon. 12.3.2020, credit Albert Masias/MSF (Source: Médecins sans frontières (MSF) | 2 years ago)

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MSF surgeons provide care to Paul* , who was attacked on the road by armed men who tortured him and shot him five times. He survived his wounds and is being treated at St Mary Hospital in Bamenda, North-West Cameroon. (*name has been changed for security reasons) 13/03/2020, credit Albert Masias/MSF (Source: Médecins sans frontières (MSF) | 2 years ago)

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St Mary Soledad Hospital in Bamenda is the base of MSF's ambulance service in Cameroon's North-West Region, and a hospital where MSF teams provided specialised care, such as emergency surgeries for complex childbirths and gunshot wounds, physiotherapy, and treatment for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence. 29/10/2020, Albert Masias/MSF (Source: Médecins sans frontières (MSF) | 2 years ago)

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