Peter Power's look at MSF in Mogadishu
A child is looked at by an MSF worker during screening and measles vaccination clinic inside a section of the large Tarabunka camp.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
National workers with MSF conduct a screening and measles vaccination clinic inside a section of the large Tarabunka camp for displaced persons in Mogadishu, Somalia Children are checked for their level of malnutrition, and the more serious cases are transported to a mobile clinic for further assessment.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
A child screams in pain while awaiting stabilization after being admitted into the MSF care center for severe malnutrition.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
A mother eats a rice mixture as a child looks on in the backgorund. The children should not eat the rice, but when they begin to reach for it it is a sign that their appetite is returning, and they are moved to another area to continue treatment.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
National workers with MSF conduct a screening and measles vaccination clinic inside a section of the large Tarabunka camp for displaced persons in Mogadishu, Somalia. Working inside Somalia is very dangerous and MSF varies the way they operate and ensures that armed security is with them when necessary.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
An armed man, tries to keep the area clear behind the van that is used to distribute plastic tarps for shelters, and soap. Working inside Somalia is very dangerous and MSF varies the way they operate and ensures that armed security is with them when necessary.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
A severely malnourished boy is dressed again after being weighed in the intake area. Both his brother and sister waitting with him were also severely malnourished.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
A young girl stands with her family, waiting in line to be looked at by MSF staff.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
A child lies on a bed in the stabilization area beneath a bug net at the MSF hospital.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
The foot of a small child hangs down behind his mother while they wait to be seen by MSF staff. Children are checked for their level of malnutrition, and the more serious cases are transported to a mobile clinic for further assessment. When the case is extreme they are brought to the MSF hospital in Mogadishu for stabilization and treatment.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
A man transports another ill person past the MSF vaccination clinic toward the Banadir Hospital.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
A child has tears running down thier face while getting assessed by MSF workers.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail
A mother sits with her severely malnourished child after being admitted to the MSF hospital.Peter Power/The Globe and Mail