Mental health cases rise at Nduta refugee camp

Refugees in Nduta camp gather at a health promotion event. Due to various health challenges in the camp, a team of health workers and Burundian comedians provide enterntainment as they raise awareness on key health problems within the camp.
PHOTO | SYRIACUS BUGUZI

What you need to know:

  • This has been revealed by an international medical-humanitarian organization, Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), ahead of the World Mental Health Day. The day will be marked tomorrow.
  • In a statement availed to the media today, MSF said the number of mental health patients has doubled since June, 2017.

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