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OCP-Amran/August-ITFC-Malnutrition

Due to continued increase in cases requiring hospitalisation due to Severe Acute Malnutrition (SAM) in Khamer, Amran governorate in August 2025, MSF increased its bed capacity by 120% at its Al Salam Hospital, Inpatient Therapeutic Feeding Centre (ITFC). Since January 2025 MSF has admitted more than 1,000 patients to the Al Salam Hospital Inpatient Therapeutic Feeding Center (ITFC). Funding cuts to international medical programs and the withdrawal of international NGO’s continues to leave its mark in treating cases of Moderate-Acute-Malnutrition (MAM). The MSF supported MOH Al Salam facility reports the emergence of a significant gap in supplies required for outpatient treatment since December 2024.

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