Doctors Without Borders runs clinics at new Juba IDP sites
JUBA (14 Jul.)

MSF teams in Juba are responding since yesterday to some of the medical
needs that arose following the fighting in the city, including by running
mobile clinics at the Catholic cathedral and other areas where people took
shelter.

According to the communications office of MSF in South Sudan, on Tuesday a
team of four ran mobile clinics at the St Theresa Church where 2,500 people
were taking refuge. “The team focused on those most in need of medical care
and treated 115 people, including 82 children. The main medical needs
included lower respiratory tract infections, fever and diarrhea. The team
also saw two patients with gunshot wounds,” the aid group said.

Yesterday medical teams from the organization also provided mobile clinics
in Gudele 1 and Gudele 2, where approximately 3000 people are sheltering
after having been displaced by intense fighting.

“On Tuesday the team saw bodies still lying in the street,” MSF reported.

MSF pointed out there is also a need for water and sanitation support in
order to reduce the risk of outbreaks. They said also that they are
bringing in surgical teams to deal with an influx of cases in the PoC sites
in Juba.

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