Cuba's healthcare system collapses under US sanctions

Cuba's once-renowned healthcare system is in crisis as tightened US sanctions cause fuel and medicine shortages, leading to daily blackouts and soaring infant mortality. At Havana's William Soler Pediatric Hospital, survival rates for neonatal surgery have plummeted from over 90% to less than half. Doctors are forced to ration care, with UN human rights chief Volker Turk calling the situation unacceptable.