11 / 06 / 2015
It was 3rd June when I arrived at Islamabad airport from my 3-day briefing from MSF Hong Kong. It was an amazing experience to see a sudden shift of environment where the weather is humid and the people wear the same style of clothes.
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04 / 06 / 2015
In most projects, being the sole surgeon is always stressful, physically and mentally demanding.
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18 / 05 / 2015
Awien is a twelve-year-old girl. About a year ago, she started to feel pain in her right loin. Her family took her to many doctors, and all of them said Awien was suffering from urinary tract infection and put her under endless cycles of antibiotics treatments.
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11 / 05 / 2015
One question I often get asked is what kind of daily life MSF doctors lead. I guess it really depends upon the mission nature and location.
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07 / 05 / 2015
“Hey, if you all read or hear news about the demonstration and suicide attack in Khost today, don’t panic.
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04 / 05 / 2015
The eastern part of this country is famous for its mineral resources especially gold and that is why everyone wants to control this region including some of its greedy neighbors. 15Km from Lulimba where I am now is a town named Misisi. It’s a gold mining town.
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30 / 04 / 2015
I guess you have heard about the escalation of armed conflicts in Yemen by the end of March. I was asked by MSF to join a surgical emergency mission to Aden in early April.
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26 / 04 / 2015
Who is controlling the life? Is it a series of coincidence or already planned by an almighty God? One typical afternoon in the emergency room, while I was treating a naughty boy and removing the pebble he placed in his ear, a few peop
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15 / 04 / 2015
While people would imagine the poor living condition in Africa, experiencing it in South Sudan Gogrial is a very unique experience to me. Most of the Sudaneses in the south live in mud huts, locally known as Tukul.
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