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  <description>MEDSF has handed over medical services at Al-Wahda hospital in Mosul, Iraq, to the Directorate of Health, as the city advances in its recovery after years of deadly battles.</description>
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  <description>MEDSF started working in Kirkuk, Iraq, in 2016 to assist people affected by the war. As Hawija is on its way to recovery, we handed over our activities to the health authorities.</description>
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  <description>The dire conditions faced by people detained at Al-Hol camp, northeast Syria, only exacerbate the traumatic events they have experienced, such as violence and displacement, says MEDSF. </description>
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  <description>Dr Rasheed Fakhri recounts his journey from fleeing war-torn Iraq to rebuilding lives at the MEDSF Reconstructive Surgery Hospital in Amman, Jordan.</description>
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  <description>MEDSF hands over its medical activities at Sinuni General Hospital in Sinjar, Iraq, to the Ninewa Directorate of Health and another humanitarian organisation after five years of activities.</description>
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  <description>We call on the relevant authorities to facilitate clearance procedures so that we can continue providing much-needed medical and humanitarian aid in Iraq. </description>
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  <title>Iraq annual report 2022</title>
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  <description>The 2022 MEDSF Iraq annual report provides an overview on all MEDSF activities in Iraq during the year. </description>
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  <description>The 2021 MEDSF Iraq annual report provides an overview on all MEDSF activities in Iraq during the year. </description>
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  <title>Mosul, Iraq: A slow road to recovery for the city of two springs </title>
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  <description>It's been five years since the bloody and destructive battle of Mosul ended. Today, the city is still in recovery, with multiple needs, but life is slowly returning to normal. </description>
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  <title>Significant healthcare needs remain in Hawija six years after battle with Islamic State group</title>
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  <description>Since 2016, during the control of the Islamic State (IS) group and the ensuing battles to retake the area of Hawija, MEDSF has continued to see significant medical needs, especially for non-communicable diseases and mental healthcare. </description>
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