Police had barely left when there were armed black attackers in their kitchen! Either the terrorists are not afraid of police, or the police are complicit? Gerald van Jaarsveld (32) was shot six times by black attackers during the house invasion in Brakpan, on 29 July 2021. He then fought bravely for his life for 2 weeks, in the Chris Hani Baragwanath hospital, but lost his battle for survival and died at the hospital on Saturday morning, August 14, after contracting an infection in the hospital. Sadly this is nothing new, we are experiencing a silent genocide disguised as ordinary crime and poor service delivery.
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Police Find Nothing, Then 5 Armed Black Men Strike! Young Dad Of 6 Dies In Hospital After He Was Shot 6 Times In Home Invasion!
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#RainBloodNation – The Slaughter of Innocent Old People Rages On In Black Ruled South Africa!
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#WhiteLivesMatter – Just when the beleaguered white minority of South Africa got some hope after the high profile Brendin Horner protests, that the brutal attacks and murders on us would get the exposure it needs, to raise the attention of the world, the white community was sadly bleeding again, with a double murder on a mother and daughter who were stabbed, a farm attack that resulted in the murder of an elderly woman who was strangled to death, and another brutal murder on a 65 year old former soldier who had received the highest form of honor that the old SADF could bestow on a soldier, the Honoris Crux medal.
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Thousands of operations canceled in Gauteng hospitals due to defective infrastructure or lack of basic medical supplies
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Gauteng Department of Health reported nearly 2,036 canceled operations in Charlotte Maxeke Hospital in 2018. A total of 1,979 surgeries were postponed at Chris Hani Baragwanath Hospital last year.
According to Gauteng Health MEC spokesperson Kwara Kekana, operations are canceled or delayed due to various reasons such as an overcrowded high-care unit, patient problems, inadequate infrastructure or a shortage of basic medical supplies. However, they now want to take strict measures to prevent the cancellation of non-emergency operations at the Charlotte Maxeke and Chris Hani Baragwanath hospitals in Johannesburg.
The Department of Health wants to implement systems to improve the outcome of patients’ health and in-hospital experiences. “We intend to implement electronic communication systems for scheduling, reminding and canceling hospital operations to prevent these problems from arising again. We also want to carefully evaluate patients at important clinics befo
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Hot Medical News:- Hi-tech lung cancer lab to benefit all
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If the country is to reduce its high cancer statistics, the public would have to be educated about the illness and preventative measures taken, says Gauteng Health MEC, Dr Gwen Ramokgopa.
Ramokgopa was speaking at the launch of the state-of-the-art Lung Laboratory at the Helen Joseph Hospital, in Johannesburg.
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