Zum zweiten Mal sind Ende Mai 2024 die verschiedenen Emergency Medical Teams (EMTs) aus Deutschland zusammengekommen, um gemeinsam für den Ernstfall einer humanitären Katastrophe zu trainieren. Von Ronja Heinemann. Teilgenommen haben außer CADUS die Teams von Humedica, den Johannitern und
A few days ago, our team in Rafah, Gaza, treated the thousandth patient at the Trauma Stabilization Point (TSP) of the Palestinian Red Crescent Society (PRCS). Almost a third of our patients are under the age of 18. Nearly
We are delighted by the news of a planned opening of the border in the north and south of Gaza and thus the prospect of more humanitarian aid deliveries. At the same time, it is clear that this step
We are deeply shocked by the death of seven employees of the aid organization World Central Kitchen. They were killed today in an airstrike on their convoy by the Israeli army. We are saddened by the loss of seven people
The humanitarian catastrophe in Gaza is getting worse. The south is one big refugee camp, the north is completely devastated and threatened by a major famine. The fighting continues. Time and again, people suffer blast injuries or are buried under
Nothilfe-Einsatz in Gaza: Berliner Organisation entsendet Team Die Berliner humanitäre Nothilfe-Organisation CADUS entsendet Anfang Februar ein medizinisches Team nach Gaza. CADUS wird damit das erste deutsche Emergency Medical Team (EMT) im Gaza-Streifen sein. CADUS-Gründer und CEO Sebastian Jünemann erklärt: „Dies
The first CADUS medical emergency response mission in the Gaza Strip is about to start. What will our team find on the ground? The images of the catastrophic humanitarian situation that we know from the media are backed up with
"Air alert all night - team is safe, everyone is fine!" was one of the most frequent sentences we read from our Team 2023 from Ukraine. This year was also almost completely overshadowed by the war there. Read more about
A motorized employee who has been active in Ukraine since the first hours of our mission has returned to us in Berlin. Without our vehicles, our medical emergency trips would be inconceivable. An occasion for us to pay tribute
Shortly after our first missions in Ukraine, the need for medical training in particular became obvious on the ground. In addition to the numerous medical novices from the population, who suddenly had to and wanted to treat injured people in times of war, specialists also asked for support in this also medically …
