16 January 2025, Tripoli, Libya – Abdullah, 66, from Darfur in Sudan, faced a critical turning point in his battle with high blood pressure and heart disease when his access to life-saving medication was disrupted by difficult living conditions. A few months ago, Abdullah's health rapidly deteriorated when he was forced to stop taking his medication due to deteriorating living conditions. Without access to regular treatment, the risk to his life increased with each passing day. But thanks to the timely intervention of the WHO’s Emergency Medical Teams (EMTs), Abdullah's story took a hopeful turn. After assessing Abdullah’s condition, the team ensured that he received essential medication to stabilize his blood pressure and manage his heart condition. Regular follow-up appointments were held to monitor his progress, adjust his treatment plan and provide guidance on managing his health. These efforts not only addressed his immediate medical needs, but also aimed to build a sustainable...