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Atlantic Migration Health Crisis: UNHCR reports at least 144 refugees and migrants dead or missing off Mauritania after a boat from The Gambia drifted for 25 days; 38 survivors reached Nouadhibou, including two children who lost their families and are recovering in hospital, while Mauritania’s coast guard also coordinated rescues that saved 387 people between July 14–18. On-the-Ground Medical Response: MSF teams in Nouadhibou treated survivors with post-traumatic shock and psychosis, fractures, trauma injuries, and hypothermia, and referred patients to specialist facilities. Regional Health Governance: ECOWAS approved new appointments for 2026–2030, including a new Director-General for the West African Health Organisation (WAHO), alongside commissioners and judges for key regional institutions.

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