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Central African Republic: Humanitarian situation remains critical

Since clashes erupted in Bangui on 23-24 March, hospitals in the capital have admitted over 200 injured patients. Despite the unstable security situation, the ICRC and the Central African Red Cross Society are striving to provide emergency aid, in particular to keep hospitals running.

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