The story of a Chilean nurse in the war in Ukraine

The story of a Chilean nurse in the war in Ukraine

Camila Jofré, 33, is in charge of a battalion’s infirmary in Unit 425. Among her duties is providing pre-hospital care, but due to the war, she has had to attend to various types of needs, from bronchitis to amputations, including shrapnel wounds which, she recounts, are the most damaging. One of her biggest fears is drones. “Every day since I arrived in Ukraine, I’m afraid of dying,” she says.

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One month after earthquakes in Venezuela: Doctors Without Borders assures that the most urgent needs are access to drinking water, shelter, and mental health

One month after earthquakes in Venezuela: Doctors Without Borders assures that the most urgent needs are access to drinking water, shelter, and mental health

The official death toll has reached 5,398, with 16,740 people injured. The organization noted that structural destruction is alarming: according to official information, 190 buildings have collapsed, while more than 895 structures have suffered severe damage and are at risk of collapse.

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