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WHO Warns 'Critical' Health Needs in Darfur Far Exceed Available Resources

[Dabanga] Geneva / Darfur / Chad -- More than 700,000 displaced people are now sheltering in Tawila, while shortages of medicines, medical staff and humanitarian funding are putting further pressure on already overstretched services, WHO says. Hundreds of refugees have left Maji camp for the border town of Adré after being removed from humanitarian aid lists following an assessment earlier this year.

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WHO Warns 'Critical' Health Needs in Darfur Far Exceed Available Resources
[Dabanga] Geneva / Darfur / Chad -- More than 700,000 displaced people are now sheltering in Tawila, while shortages of medicines, medical staff and humanitarian funding are putting further pressure on already overstretched services, WHO says. Hundreds of refugees have left Maji camp for the border town of Adré after being removed from humanitarian aid lists following an assessment earlier this year.
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