IDPs in Khanik town, Dohuk. Photo credit: Mohamed Hamasha/WHO29 September 2014 - The security situation inside Mosul City is relatively stable. Fuel and electricity suppliesremain disrupted. Medicines and medical equipment are available in functional hospitals and primary health care centres with the exception of medicines for chronic diseases, chemotherapy and anaesthetics.
Official sources in Kerbala governorate announced that the total number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) has exceeded 60 000. The governorate council decided on 17 August to stop accepting new IDPs due to overburdened social and health services.
The Federal Ministry of Health in Baghdad has delivered medicines and medical supplies to affected governorates throughout the country.
Read the latest situation report
IDPs in Khanik town, Dohuk. Photo credit: Mohamed Hamasha/WHO29 September 2014 - The security situation inside Mosul City is relatively stable. Fuel and electricity suppliesremain disrupted. Medicines and medical equipment are available in functional hospitals and primary health care centres with the exception of medicines for chronic diseases, chemotherapy and anaesthetics.
Official sources in Kerbala governorate announced that the total number of internally displaced persons (IDPs) has exceeded 60 000. The governorate council decided on 17 August to stop accepting new IDPs due to overburdened social and health services.
The Federal Ministry of Health in Baghdad has delivered medicines and medical supplies to affected governorates throughout the country.
Read the latest situation report
