A Lack of Hospitals
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by Brendan E Austerion
In a shocking realization, it was discovered today that NONE of the cities of South Africa have ANY hospitals! Compare this to, yes, the Japanese, who have 4 hospitals in their capital Jakarta, and the Italians, who also have 4 in their capital, Rome.
We asked an expert on the matter about the roles of hospitals in a nation and wellness of a citizen, and got the following reply:
"Wellness represents the Citizen's health and happiness indicator that helps him or her reach a higher productivity when he/she works and also increases their chances to win a fight. If wellness is 0 then soon the Citizen will die.
As for the hospital question, a hospital is needed in a region in order to heal soldiers after they lose a battle. The hospital can help a soldier only once a day due to manpower constraints."
From that reply, we can see that hospitals are integral to a nation's ability to fight and win a war, like the recent war between South Africa and the Japs. There's no doubt in anyone's mind that hospitals would be extremely helpful for South Africa to be a more powerful force in ERepublik, and would also help in any future defence efforts.
We asked citizen Brendan Austerion about the matter and his opinion. He said, "I recommend that prominent and more rich citizens of South Africa- anyone who can in fact- set up a hospital in a city. Our aim should be to have one hospital per city at least, and once there, hopefully we can go to two per city- we need to be able to defend ourselves in case of any future invasions."
The government and political parties were not available for comment.
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This is the company I work for
Cat Hospitals
Description:
Located in: South Africa
Activity domain: Hospitals
We will create and Provide Hospitals in South Africa. Sponsored by FA.
Hospital Stock: 0 Unit: 17.26 / 2000
Employees: 2
Quality level: 1
Unfortunately we only have 2 employees, but it is an initiative from the FA to start building hospitals in SA.
We are going to get there.
Jakarta and Roma, dont have 4 hospitals, they have 4 level of hospital. (Q4). But, I agree to, we need hospitals, but not q1 or q2, that don\'t help almost anything! You can ask experienced fighters in erepublik. We need at least q3 hospitals. I checked economy, of all our citys, and every city except mayor has around 30 ZAR, Nelspruit has around 750 ZAR, but for hospital, it is needed a lot of more money.
Voted.
We had a hospital but the Hungarians took it back with them.
What is funny is that there\'s hospitals left and right behind that big bamboo stick fence to the south of us where the other half of our country is.
well it is all good and nice to want a level4 hospital, but if you don\'t have a single one then we start at the bottom.
well done finnaly some talk about hospital , man i ordered ne hospital from one company q4 ! q4 is best quality of hospital
I though the capital of Japan is Tokyo
But to tell you, South African is in no need of hospital right now since there\'s no threat to South Africa.
Yesh we need Q4... apologies for being new, but the message stays the same.
South Africa IS in need of a hospital, even if it\'s for the future- what happens if we get attacked again? We\'ll need a hospital straight away, but from where?
So, we need SOMEONE to make a Q1 hospital to start off.
But who?
There\'s a gov cooperative building hospital right now, or at least trying to. Problem is it takes 2000 Productivity to build one, so even with 20-30 employees it is a very large investment and that is only for a Q1 hospital!
@Isnuwardana
Sounds like you need to double check that map of yours...
I did post the Hospital at the top that is currently trying to get up and running, but alot of employees are needed. It seems though that no-one is willing to put their effort into another parties initiative but only their own. If you want to help go work there.
Cat Hospitals
even if it is for a lower wage, I just make enough to buy food, that is it, I went to go work there for a lower wage, because it is a need.