Impact on Malaysia’s Healthcare System and Services Due to Overland’s Invasion

Overland’s invasion of Malaysia has completely crippled the national healthcare system. With hospitals destroyed, medical supplies cut off, and no treatment available for critical illnesses, Malaysians now face an unprecedented health catastrophe.

Hospitals Destroyed or Non-Functional

✅ Unstable Electricity Supply

• Most major hospitals in Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru, Penang, and Kuantan were destroyed by Overland’s missile attacks.
• Hospitals that remained standing suffered from power shortages due to the destruction or sabotage of power plants.
• Without stable electricity, many medical devices such as dialysis machines, ventilators, and MRI scanners could no longer function.
• Surgeries could no longer be performed, forcing trauma and critically injured patients to be left to die without treatment.

✅ Shortage of Doctors & Nurses

• Many doctors and nurses were killed in airstrikes on hospitals or fled the country.
• The healthcare system collapsed as there were no specialists left to manage patients.
• The remaining hospitals were overcrowded, with patients waiting for days just to receive treatment.
• People turned to traditional medicine as they no longer had access to doctors and modern medication.

✅ Lack of Medical Supplies & Equipment

• Medical supplies were stranded as roads and transport networks were destroyed.
• Pharmacies ran out of essential drugs such as antibiotics, insulin, and painkillers within weeks of the war starting.
• Patients who relied on daily medication, such as those with diabetes and hypertension, began to suffer serious complications.
• Desperate citizens were forced to purchase medicine on the black market at exorbitant prices—if they could find it at all.

Spread of Infectious Diseases

✅ Deteriorating Hygiene Leads to Deadly Outbreaks

• The lack of clean water led to the rapid spread of cholera, hepatitis A, and skin diseases.
• The collapse of sewage systems caused major cities to be filled with waste and filth, triggering a public health crisis.
• Attacks on water treatment plants contaminated the drinking water supply, forcing people to drink from polluted rivers and rainwater pools.
• Large mosquito breeding grounds emerged, causing a surge in dengue fever and malaria cases.

✅ Shortage of Vaccines & Preventive Treatments

• There were no more vaccines for infants and children, leading to the resurgence of diseases such as measles and polio.
• Civilians injured in bombings, drone strikes, or gunfire developed severe infections due to the lack of antibiotics.
• Infectious diseases such as tuberculosis and pneumonia spread rapidly among war refugees living in overcrowded and unsanitary conditions.
• Corpses left unburied began decomposing in the streets, contributing to the emergence of new, uncontrollable disease outbreaks.

Severe Medical Crisis

✅ No More Treatment for Chronic Diseases

• Cancer patients could no longer receive chemotherapy or radiotherapy as all oncology centers had been destroyed.
• Diabetic patients were deprived of insulin, leading to complications such as kidney failure and blindness.
• Hypertension patients suffered strokes and heart attacks due to the lack of medication to control their blood pressure.
• Mental hospitals were abandoned, leaving psychiatric patients roaming the streets without treatment.

✅ Pregnant Women & Infants in Danger

• Pregnant women had no access to prenatal care or safe delivery procedures.
• Maternal mortality rates skyrocketed due to childbirth complications without medical assistance.
• Many newborns died at birth due to premature deliveries and lack of neonatal care.
• Infant formula was no longer available, forcing malnourished mothers to breastfeed their babies despite suffering from severe food shortages themselves.

✅ Traditional & Alternative Medicine Becomes the Last Resort

• With no access to hospitals and clinics, people relied on traditional medicine and village remedies.
• Shamans and healers became the primary sources of medical consultation for those with no other options.
• Many turned to superstitions and mystical beliefs as they lost hope in modern treatment.
• People used herbal plants, tree oils, and natural remedies to treat wounds and illnesses.

Healthcare Under Overland’s Rule

✅ Hospitals Seized by Overland

• Only those who pledged loyalty and worked for Overland were allowed medical treatment at occupied hospitals.
• Citizens labeled as enemies or rebels were completely denied medical assistance.
• Those wounded in airstrikes, drone attacks, or battles were left to die as hospitals refused to admit them.

✅ Forced Surgeries & Human Experimentation

• Captured Malaysians were used as test subjects for Overland’s medical experiments.
• Prisoners were forced to donate their organs to high-ranking Overland officials in need of transplants.
• Underground hospitals emerged in guerrilla-held territories, but they lacked proper equipment and posed high risks.

✅ Malaysians Forced into Medical Labor

• Surviving doctors and nurses were forced to work under Overland’s healthcare system, but only to serve the interests of the occupiers.
• Most medical personnel who refused to cooperate were executed or sent to labor camps as slaves.
• Former doctors and nurses had to become farmers or food scavengers as there were no longer jobs in the healthcare sector.

Malaysia Faces an Unprecedented Healthcare Crisis

📍 Hospitals destroyed, doctors and nurses gone, and no functioning healthcare system left.
📍 Diseases spread uncontrollably, causing death rates to skyrocket.
📍 Chronic patients lost access to life-saving medication and treatments.
📍 Pregnant women, infants, and the elderly became the primary victims of this health crisis.
📍 Malaysians were forced to find alternative ways to survive, including turning to traditional medicine.ns are needed!