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This is a fictional emergency radio broadcast documenting what collapse sounds like when it happens slowly, publicly, and without a single voice in control.

In this transmission, Alex Mercer remains on air as the systems once responsible for safety, authority, and care begin to contradict each other—and then fall silent. What started as inconsistent emergency alerts has become something far more dangerous: a society still operating, but without shared permission to function.

Tonight’s focus turns to the places meant to save lives.

Hospitals without power. Doctors without orders.

Across the country, hospitals become isolated islands—cut off from infrastructure, supply chains, and oversight. Backup generators flicker. Critical machines fail without warning. Deliveries stop. Protocols dissolve. Staff are forced to decide who receives care and who does not, not by policy, but by proximity and exhaustion.

This broadcast documents the moral collapse that follows institutional collapse:
When rules disappear, ethics become personal.
When authority vanishes, responsibility becomes unbearable.

Beyond hospital walls, neighborhoods operate on rumor. Screens are dark. The internet is gone. Verification disappears. Radio becomes the last shared space where truth can still exist—fragmented, imperfect, but human.

This is not a story about heroes or villains.
It is about proximity.
About being too close to the fracture to escape it.
About what happens when systems fail but people are still expected to care.

If you are listening alone, stay with this broadcast.
If you are listening because sleep is impossible, know that you are not the only one awake.

This is Alex Mercer.
Still on air.
Still listening.

And this is what it sounded like when medicine, authority, and normal life stopped agreeing with reality.