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Audio interview with MSF coordinator in Benghazi
"They’d never had to deal with this kind of situation in Benghazi ever before."
Simon Burroughs, a member of MSF's emergency team now in Benghazi, Libya, talks about his team's efforts to support some of the Libyan hospitals that have been overwhelmed by the influx of people wounded during the current turmoil.
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