MSF scales up medical response in Juba

The recent insecurity in Juba has taken a heavy toll on various aspects of life and the health sector has not been spared either.

Most health facilities have run out of drug stocks and the recent outbreak of cholera has increased the demand for proper health facilities in Juba.

This is why International medical humanitarian organization, Medecins sans Frontieres or Doctors without Borders, has opened four mobile clinics in Juba city to provide health care to more than 6 – thousand residents.

MSF emergency response teams have now treated more than 2,700 patients in four clinics across the city.

Henry Lokuri has a report