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VIÑAS : It’s still difficult to help victims in Tigray because humanitarian bodies have failed

Albert Viñas.

Albert Viñas, MSF emergency coordinator in Tigray, Ethiopia, from late November 2020 to late January 2021. PHOTO | KONSTANTINA KONSTANTINIDOU | MSF
 

By  Luke Anami

Correspondent in Nairobi, Kenya

Nation Media Group

Albert Viñas, the emergency co-ordinator for Médecins sans Frontier, was in Tigray in 2020 to provide emergency services for six weeks. He spoke to Luke Anami


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