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Across Lebanon, Gaza, and Sudan, millions of people are facing the devastating consequences of conflict with limited access to the care they urgently need.

At Doctors Without Borders (MSF), our teams are responding on the frontlines, providing life-saving medical care in some of the most challenging conditions.

Lebanon

On April 8th 2026, less than 10 hours after the announcement of a regional ceasefire, airstrikes struck multiple cities across Lebanon.

Hospitals are now facing mass casualty incidents, with patients arriving with severe injuries as medical teams work under immense pressure.

Our teams are supporting hospitals, treating the wounded, and mobilizing additional resources to respond as needs continue to grow.

Gaza

In Gaza, MSF teams continue to provide essential, life-saving care despite severe and ongoing restrictions.

We currently support hospitals and run field hospitals, primary healthcare centres, and medical points providing trauma care, outpatient consultations, and critical services.

While access to supplies remains limited, our teams are adapting to maintain care for patients who continue to rely on us every day.

Sudan

In Sudan, conflict has forced millions from their homes and pushed health systems to the brink.

MSF teams are treating war-wounded patients, supporting hospitals, and providing care in displacement sites and refugee camps where access to healthcare is extremely limited.

Across the country, our teams are delivering emergency care, maternal and pediatric services, malnutrition treatment, and responding to outbreaks of preventable diseases.

Behind every number is a person — a family, a life interrupted by conflict.

And in each of these places, our teams are there, providing care where it is needed most.

Your support allows us to respond quickly, to remain where the needs are greatest, and to continue delivering independent medical care in moments like these.

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