In Chad, refugees and residents face health and security crisis

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In Chad, refugees and residents face health and security crisis - 08-12-2006, 10:10 AM

The withdrawal from Abéché in eastern Chad of non essential United Nations staff, including those working for the World Health Organization (WHO), has left refugee and displaced populations and local communities facing a potential health crisis, WHO said today. [Read More]

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