LETTER TO DOCTORS OF EAST GHOUTA - LONG 01 | INT

With the majority of East Ghouta now under GoS control and our operations in the area currently down to zero, we wanted to share with you this letter, addressed directly to the doctors we support there.

The speaker and author of the letter:

Lorena Bilbao, Operations Coordinator for MSF programmes in Syria

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Unique Identifier Code / URN MSF228420

Date taken / Date Recorded 29/03/2018 12:00 AM

Country Belgium

Commissioning section MSF-BELGIUM

Photographer / videographer / producer Julien Dewarichet

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Additional Information / Shotlist At this very moment, our ability to assist in providing healthcare in East Ghouta is almost non-existent. We went from supporting 20 clinics and hospitals at the beginning of this offensive, to just one clinic, which we are not even able to provide medical supplies to anymore, a month later. The other 19 facilities were closed or abandoned after government forces reclaimed the area, or put out of service after being repeatedly hit during the offensive. The medical needs remain overwhelming: people do not simply disappear when the frontlines shift.

Medical Care Under Fire