Security
MSF Reports Sharp Rise in War-Wounded Patients in Tigray
Ethiopia Observer · 16 hours ago · Read the Full Story on Ethiopia Observer

AI SUMMARY
Médecins Sans Frontières reports a sharp increase in war-wounded patients arriving at hospitals in northern Ethiopia amid renewed fighting.
- Between September 22 and September 25, war-wounded patients at hospitals in Korem and Alamata rose from around 180 to more than 420.
- Suhul Hospital in Shire received over 300 people wounded in the fighting by September 25 with support from Médecins Sans Frontières.
- Médecins Sans Frontières described the renewed fighting in northern Ethiopia as very worrying.
- Activities and outreach programs at Alamata Hospital have been suspended due to the security situation.
- Staff members from Alamata were redirected to provide additional support at other hospitals experiencing an influx of wounded patients.
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