CLEAN : MSF pulls out of Somalia amid growing

The transcript discusses MSF's 22-year operation in Somalia, highlighting the challenges faced due to security issues and attacks on staff. Despite efforts to provide humanitarian aid, MSF has decided to withdraw from Somalia due to increasing violence and lack of support from local leaders. This decision will significantly impact the Somali population, who have relied on MSF for medical care. The speaker expresses personal regret over the closure, noting the unchanged conditions in Somalia over the years.

What has been a significant challenge for humanitarian workers in Somalia over the past 22 years?

• Political instability

• Security threats and attacks

• Natural disasters

• Lack of funding

Why is MSF closing its medical humanitarian activities in Somalia?

• Because of extreme attacks on staff

• As a result of improved local healthcare

• Due to a lack of medical supplies

• Owing to a decrease in patient numbers

What is the anticipated impact on the Somali population due to the closure of MSF activities?

• Lack of necessary medical care

• Improved security conditions

• Better support from local leaders

• Increased access to healthcare

How does the speaker describe the situation in Somalia since 1995?

• It has worsened considerably

• It has remained largely unchanged

• It has significantly improved

• It has become more stable

What emotion does the speaker express regarding the cessation of lifesaving care in Somalia?

• Relief

• Indifference

• Regret

• Optimism