Medical Collapse in Occupied Hola Prystan: Child Dies Without Basic Care
Occupation authorities promised order in Kherson Oblast, but delivered a total healthcare void where a simple fever turns fatal.
The grim reality of life under Russian occupation just claimed another life. In the Hola Prystan community, a 12-year-old child died with a high fever because there were literally no doctors, no medications, and not a single operating ambulance in the settlement. To get any medical attention, a mother was told to somehow haul her critically ill child out to a distant highway intersection on her own.
Local healthcare has effectively ceased to exist. Hospitals and local clinics are shuttered, the last two pharmacies are running out of remnants, and Gauleiter Saldo continues issuing empty directives into the void. Humanitarian aid hasn't been seen in over eight months, except when a Russian Orthodox priest occasionally rolled in with rations exclusively for Russian passport holders—after collecting 100 rubles from residents to cover his fuel.
That is the real face of occupation: complete institutional collapse masquerading as governance.
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