Severe consequences come from the dangerous decision of war. It is clear the impact of war on local populations and governments on what regard to health, economy, social security or even criminality. Firstly, this essay will explore the impact of civil criminality in war zones and on a second perspective it will discuss rhe health impact of those conficts.
Civil criminality is a direct result of war, increasing and spreading fear and insecurity to the affected populations and regions. Therefore, the local caos installed by attacks and different opinions and positions will lead to the lack of basic needs - food and medicines are exemples - contributing for the increase of robery, violence ans the organization of "gangs" and criminal groups. For exemple, the universal daily times, in 2017, published an article about the criminality in afghanistan before and after the civil war and they concluded that poverty, hunger and robery increased by 700, 550 and 1100 per cent, respectivelly.
On the other hand, pulmonar and orthopedic acute and chronic diseases, are a major result of war and destruction, leading to overwork and disfuctional health systems. Furthermore, the impact of those conflicts will conduct to the need of medical and surgical interventions, medical material and human resources to solve and deal with those casualtys. However, several journal and television articles daily present us with data proving this needs are not fulfilled in the major of war zones. An online article from 2012, exposed the reality of Angola after the war in the last decade of the 20th century, with more 2 million limb amputations, 73 per cent more strokes and cardiac acute events and 3 times more death for insuficient or absence of professional intervention.
To conclude, the consequences of war are severe and permanent, compromising the wellness and security of individuals, populations and governmental systems. In my perspective, war should never be an answer to achieve goals or political ambitions. Therefore, I agree with the presented statement.
Severe consequences
come
from the
dangerous
decision of
war
. It is
clear
the
impact
of
war
on local populations and
governments
on what regard to health, economy, social security or even criminality.
Firstly
, this essay will explore the
impact
of civil criminality in
war
zones and on a second perspective it will discuss
rhe
health
impact
of those
conficts
.
Civil criminality is a direct result of
war
, increasing and spreading fear and insecurity to the
affected
populations and regions.
Therefore
, the local
caos
installed by attacks and
different
opinions and positions will lead to the lack of basic needs
-
food and medicines are
exemples
-
contributing for the increase of
robery
, violence ans the organization of
"
gangs
"
and criminal groups. For
exemple
, the universal daily times, in 2017, published an article about the criminality in
afghanistan
before
and after the civil
war and
they concluded that poverty, hunger and
robery
increased by 700, 550 and 1100 per cent,
respectivelly
.
On the other hand
,
pulmonar
and orthopedic acute and chronic diseases, are a major result of
war
and destruction, leading to overwork and
disfuctional
health systems.
Furthermore
, the
impact
of those conflicts will conduct to the need of medical and surgical interventions, medical material and human resources to solve and deal with those
casualtys
.
However
, several journal and television articles daily present us with data proving
this
needs are not fulfilled in the major of
war
zones. An online article from 2012, exposed the reality of Angola after the
war
in the last decade of the 20th century, with more 2 million limb amputations, 73 per cent more strokes and cardiac acute
events
and 3 times more death for
insuficient
or absence of professional intervention.
To conclude
, the consequences of
war
are severe and permanent, compromising the wellness and security of individuals, populations and governmental systems. In my perspective,
war
should never be an answer to achieve goals or political ambitions.
Therefore
, I
agree
with the presented statement.
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