Hospitals in eastern Congo are crowded with wounded and exhausting their supplies
- Overcrowded hospitals in Goma, Eastern Congo, are treating hundreds of wounded as fighting continues between government forces and Rwanda-backed rebels, who claim to have captured the city of around 2 million people.
- Since January 26, the M23 rebels' offensive has resulted in over 700 deaths and nearly 3,000 injuries, according to officials.
- The World Health Organization warns that the conflict has created conditions for disease outbreaks, with fears of cholera and Mpox spreading in the region.
- Hospitals face severe shortages of medical supplies as fighting disrupts transport and supply chains, with Bethesda Hospital receiving over 100 new patients daily, exceeding its 250-bed capacity.
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