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Inside Ethiopia's war: Rare access to a hospital treating victims of renewed fighting

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Briefings

A report by FRANCE 24 provides rare access to a civilian hospital in Ethiopia's Amhara region during renewed fighting, where surgeons face severe patient influxes. The article highlights that reaching medical care is often impossible for civilians caught in the conflict, despite the hospital's efforts to treat wounded patients. The report includes images of surgical procedures that may be distressing for viewers. No specific casualty numbers, dates, or named individuals are provided in the evidence.

Key points

• FRANCE 24 correspondent Tom Canetti was granted rare access to a civilian hospital in Ethiopia's Amhara region during renewed fighting.
• Surgeons at the hospital are struggling to treat the influx of wounded patients due to the ongoing conflict.

Context

Humanitarian organizations report a rising number of casualties in Ethiopia's conflict. This specific access allows journalists to document the medical challenges faced by civilians in the Amhara region.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single correspondent's access to one hospital. No specific casualty numbers, dates, or named individuals are provided. The report includes images of surgery that may be distressing for viewers.

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