Cockroaches roam freely everywhere. There are so many of them that for the first time in my life I had to experience their cavalier tours of my body. To provide comfort to little patients, their families and friends are allowed into the rooms without any restriction. This policy encourages the free transmission of bacteria and viruses, which only aggravates the problem. While love flows freely in the hospital, there are no attempts to transfer this positive emotion into organized, sanitary projects, which would be more effective.
Nobody does anything about it, however.
There is so little hope there that it is easier to blame the embargo for everything. A farewell It may be hard to understand, but in my view, prosperity and poverty damaged Iraqi society more than war did. The Iraqis' years of prosperity are to be blamed for their disdain of and refusal to perform simple tasks that would increase sanitary conditions in their country. The years of poverty are responsible for killing both initiative and long-term planning. The effects of such a policy are seen everywhere, but especially in the south.