Eastern DRC on Brink of Collapse: Hospitals Overwhelmed by 3,082 Injured and 843 Dead in Ongoing Conflict

The region has been ravaged by conflict since 1996, when it was plunged into civil war following the assassination of President Laurent-Désiré Kabila. Since then, multiple ceasefires have broken down, and the humanitarian toll has grown exponentially. Today, hospitals and morgues are struggling to cope with the sheer scale of the crisis, as civilians caught in the crossfire suffer devastating injuries and fatalities.

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