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Armenia: Emergency
  • Armenia: Dr Hans Kluge visited Armenia amid the refugee crisis, October 2023 (22)
    Dr Hans Kluge visited Armenia in early October 2023 amid the refugee crisis triggered by the situation in Karabakh.  He conferred with the Ministry of Health on the health needs within the wider humanitarian response, and how WHO/Armenia and WHO/Europe could assist in what’s been classified by WHO as a two-level (regional and country level) emergency.  During his visit, Dr Kluge visited the National Burns Center where Israeli and other Emergency Medical Teams were supporting victims of the Karabakh fuel depot explosion.  Dr Kluge welcomed the arrival of Belgium’s B-FAST EMT, thanking all donor countries for their support, including the medical evacuation of a number of burn victims to other countries.  WHO is supporting the humanitarian response on multiple fronts, including the coordination of EMTs, the procurement and dissemination of key medical and health supplies, and the scaling up of mental health and psychosocial services.Dr Hans Kluge visited Armenia in early October 2023 amid the refugee crisis triggered by the situation in Karabakh.  He conferred with the Ministry of Health on the health needs within the wider humanitarian response, and how WHO/Armenia and WHO/Europe could assist in what’s been classified by WHO as a two-level (regional and country level) emergency.  During his visit, Dr Kluge visited the National Burns Center where Israeli and other Emergency Medical Teams were supporting victims of the Karabakh fuel depot explosion.  Dr Kluge welcomed the arrival of Belgium’s B-FAST EMT, thanking all donor countries for their support, including the medical evacuation of a number of burn victims to other countries.  WHO is supporting the humanitarian response on multiple fronts, including the coordination of EMTs, the procurement and dissemination of key medical and health supplies, and the scaling up of mental health and psychosocial services.Dr Hans Kluge visited Armenia in early October 2023 amid the refugee crisis triggered by the situation in Karabakh.  He conferred with the Ministry of Health on the health needs within the wider humanitarian response, and how WHO/Armenia and WHO/Europe could assist in what’s been classified by WHO as a two-level (regional and country level) emergency.  During his visit, Dr Kluge visited the National Burns Center where Israeli and other Emergency Medical Teams were supporting victims of the Karabakh fuel depot explosion.  Dr Kluge welcomed the arrival of Belgium’s B-FAST EMT, thanking all donor countries for their support, including the medical evacuation of a number of burn victims to other countries.  WHO is supporting the humanitarian response on multiple fronts, including the coordination of EMTs, the procurement and dissemination of key medical and health supplies, and the scaling up of mental health and psychosocial services.
  • Armenia: Refugee health response (156)
    Dr Petrosyan is an Armenian surgeon providing critical care to burn survivors at the National Burn Center in Yerevan: “We thank the US & Israeli doctors and WHO for help."   The health needs for the over 100,000 refugees that have entered Armenia since 20 September are immense.   On 2 October 2023, WHO graded the situation as a health emergency and scaled-up its response as part of the wider UN humanitarian effort. As part of this response WHO is also:  ·       S trengthening primary healthcare systems and infrastructure in rural communities hosting refugees.   ·       Preventing, identifying and controlling any outbreaks of disease in host and refugee populations, through public health measures including immunization activities.     ·       Supporting the engagement of communities and civil society groups into the response, listen to their needs, and provide tailored risk communication messages.   ·       Building humanitarian response interventions into broader development and system strengthening for early recovery.   Dr Petrosyan is an Armenian surgeon providing critical care to burn survivors at the National Burn Center in Yerevan: “We thank the US & Israeli doctors and WHO for help."   The health needs for the over 100,000 refugees that have entered Armenia since 20 September are immense.   On 2 October 2023, WHO graded the situation as a health emergency and scaled-up its response as part of the wider UN humanitarian effort. As part of this response WHO is also:  ·       S trengthening primary healthcare systems and infrastructure in rural communities hosting refugees.   ·       Preventing, identifying and controlling any outbreaks of disease in host and refugee populations, through public health measures including immunization activities.     ·       Supporting the engagement of communities and civil society groups into the response, listen to their needs, and provide tailored risk communication messages.   ·       Building humanitarian response interventions into broader development and system strengthening for early recovery.   Dr Petrosyan is an Armenian surgeon providing critical care to burn survivors at the National Burn Center in Yerevan: “We thank the US & Israeli doctors and WHO for help."   The health needs for the over 100,000 refugees that have entered Armenia since 20 September are immense.   On 2 October 2023, WHO graded the situation as a health emergency and scaled-up its response as part of the wider UN humanitarian effort. As part of this response WHO is also:  ·       S trengthening primary healthcare systems and infrastructure in rural communities hosting refugees.   ·       Preventing, identifying and controlling any outbreaks of disease in host and refugee populations, through public health measures including immunization activities.     ·       Supporting the engagement of communities and civil society groups into the response, listen to their needs, and provide tailored risk communication messages.   ·       Building humanitarian response interventions into broader development and system strengthening for early recovery.   
  • MEDIA: Armenia  (24)
    29, September 2023 - In less than a week, well over 100,000 refugees enter Armenia.  At the registration desk in Goris refugee center: Refugees need to be registered for transport and housing.29, September 2023 - In less than a week, well over 100,000 refugees enter Armenia.  At the registration desk in Goris refugee center: Refugees need to be registered for transport and housing.29, September 2023 - In less than a week, well over 100,000 refugees enter Armenia.  At the registration desk in Goris refugee center: Refugees need to be registered for transport and housing.
  • Armenia: Robb Butler, Special Envoy to the Regional Director visited Goris, 29th September, 2023 (35)
    David Mashuryan, Director of the Goris Medical Health Center describing local PHC needs in relation to the influx of refugees into the region.David Mashuryan, Director of the Goris Medical Health Center describing local PHC needs in relation to the influx of refugees into the region.David Mashuryan, Director of the Goris Medical Health Center describing local PHC needs in relation to the influx of refugees into the region.

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