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In a damning assessment of Dr. Drew’s tenure as Minister of Health, a scathing report reveals the dire state of affairs within our healthcare system and our main healthcare institution at JNF. Under his leadership, the once-respected main health facility at JNF, has descended into a shocking state of neglect and mismanagement, with critical infrastructure failures posing grave risks to both staff and patients.Despite claims of progress, Dr. Drew’s focus on superficial upgrades, such as refurbishing the hospital lobby, has done little to address the systemic issues plaguing the institution. Behind the facade of cosmetic enhancements lies a litany of failures, including a broken operating theatre door compromising sterility, a failing central air conditioning system, and reports of mold and rat infestations.Dr. Drew’s absentee leadership style has further exacerbated the crisis, with his rare appearances reserved for photo opportunities rather than addressing pressing concerns. His ineffective solutions, such as hiring more specialists without considering patient volume, demonstrate a fundamental disconnect from reality and a lack of accountability.The hospital’s operational deficiencies are staggering, with vital laboratory tests unavailable due to supply shortages and morale among staff at an all-time low. The recent removal of key personnel without explanation and the appointment of grossly unqualified individuals only compound the sense of chaos and directionlessness.Perhaps most egregious is the appointment of a Director of Health Institutions who is clearly unfit for the role, as evidenced by his absence during emergencies and dismissive attitude towards staff concerns.Under Dr. Drew’s leadership, the institution has become a dangerous and dysfunctional facility, failing both its staff and the community it serves. His grand promises remain unfulfilled, leaving the future of our healthcare system in jeopardy. It’s time for Dr. Drew to be held accountable for his failures and for urgent action to be taken to address the crisis before more lives are put at risk.