MSF opens first Kunduz clinic since US airstrike on Hospital
Doctors Without Borders (MSF) on Saturday reopened a small medical clinic in Afghanistan's Kunduz, their first facility there since a US air strike destroyed their hospital in 2015, killing 42 people. The organisation stopped its activities in Kunduz after the bombing, seeking assurances from US and Afghan military as well as Taliban to not attack their hospitals in conflict-ridden areas.