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CAR, Centre de santé Mamadou M’Baiki (PK 5 area) + Transit Camp, February 2014

PK5 is an area where traditionally Muslims and Christians live together. At the beginning of January, 30% of our patients were Muslim, but this has now decreased to only a few as they have fled or fear to go outside. Beginning of February, MSF start a mobile clinic to the large central mosque in Bangui (PK5 neighborhood), where about 2,000 displaced Muslims are living in fear and not daring to get to our clinic. MSF provides daily water supply on this site (20m3 per day) + PK 12 camps : MSF is carrying out mobile clinics in the PK12 camp, where there are approximately 1,500 displaced people. With the increase in violence, MSF is extremely concerned about their health status and well-being. The Transit camp : The camp is now closed.

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Mpoko IDP camp at Bangui International Airport

mobile clinics in the PK12 district, Bangui

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Grand Mosque PK5, Bangui

Centre de santé Mamadou M’Baiki (PK 5 area)

peulh refugee camp in Bangui

PK 12 camps

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