India, Sept. 29 -- Renewed fighting in northern Ethiopia has driven a sharp increase in war-wounded patients arriving at hospitals, placing additional pressure on medical teams and health facilities already operating under difficult conditions, Doctors Without Borders (MSF) said.
Hospitals Treat Rising Casualties
MSF has expanded its medical activities in Ethiopia as clashes resume in the north. Hospitals supported by the organisation are receiving more people injured in the fighting, with medical teams treating trauma cases amid the renewed violence.
The influx comes as healthcare services in conflict-affected areas continue to face significant operational challenges. Medical staff are working to provide emergency treatment while respon...