A Doctors Without Borders (MSF) health clinic in conflict-hit eastern DR Congo's city of Goma resumes services after the Rwanda-backed armed group M23 took the North Kivu provincial capital last week following weeks of fierce battles with the Congolese army. Staff at the clinic, located at the Kashaka IDP (Internally Displaced Person) camp in Goma, are still wary of the security situation and are trying to deal with a drug supply issue after their warehouse was looted. "We come around and see how it's going and hopefully we will remain open. But thankfully this health center was not looted," says Virginie Napolitano, MSF Emergency Coordinator in North Kivu province. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES