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An vorderster Front der Ebola-Epidemie (Ausland 2020, von Muse Mohammed) - Swiss Press Award

Petite Barriere is one of two border crossings connecting the densely-populated city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of the Congo with Rwanda. More than 65,000 people pass through this point daily, mainly for trade and economic activities. Health screening points are located at official border crossings where travellers are monitored for symptoms of Ebola and instructed to wash their hands to promote good hygiene and prevent the spread of the virus.
Muse Mohammed
Petite Barriere is one of two border crossings connecting the densely-populated city of Goma in the Democratic Republic of the Congo with Rwanda. More than 65,000 people pass through this point daily, mainly for trade and economic activities. Health screening points are located at official border crossings where travellers are monitored for symptoms of Ebola and instructed to wash their hands to promote good hygiene and prevent the spread of the virus.
Photo / Ausland
2020

An vorderster Front der Ebola-Epidemie

Muse Mohammed

Im vergangenen Jahr starben in der Demokratischen Republik Kongo in den Provinzen Ituri und Nord-Kivu über 2.000 Menschen an Ebola. Um die Ausbreitung des Virus zu bekämpfen und die tief verwurzelten Mythen und Aberglauben zu überwinden, bedarf es der Unterstützung aller – von Ebola-Überlebenden und Reisebüros bis hin zu Predigern und Busfahrern.

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An vorderster Front der Ebola-Epidemie

IOM, Al Jazeera English

Photo / Ausland
2020

Muse Mohammed

Im vergangenen Jahr starben in der Demokratischen Republik Kongo in den Provinzen Ituri und Nord-Kivu über 2.000 Menschen an Ebola. Um die Ausbreitung des Virus zu bekämpfen und die tief verwurzelten Mythen und Aberglauben zu überwinden, bedarf es der Unterstützung aller – von Ebola-Überlebenden und Reisebüros bis hin zu Predigern und Busfahrern.

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Muse Mohammed / Swiss Press Award

Muse Mohammed

Muse Mohammed works as one of the leading photographers and multimedia storytellers for the International Organization for Migration (IOM) in Switzerland. He has covered nearly every major humanitarian crisis worldwide, as well as underreported events and climate-related challenges. With experience spanning over 40 countries, his work has been featured by major outlets, including The Guardian, Al Jazeera English, El Pais, BBC, CBC, and ABC Australia. His photographs have also been showcased in exhibitions, including Swiss Press Photo 2018 and 2020.

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