Vaivenga Hospital

We are over in Dawrpui Veng, which is a place we’ve called home for quite some time now. The hospital isn't one of those massive buildings you see in the big cities, but it’s got everything we need to take care of the people here. We have a few different wards and a small emergency area that stays ready. The halls are usually a bit narrow, and you'll often see nurses rushing back and forth with trays or charts. It’s a busy spot because Dawrpui Veng is a central part of the area. We deal with all kinds of things here, from people coming in with bad coughs to more serious stuff that requires staying overnight. The building has its quirks, like the one door that always squeaks and the way the light hits the floor in the afternoon. We have a small canteen where the staff and families get tea. It feels more like a community spot than a cold, corporate hospital. Most of the people working here live nearby, so there's a lot of chatting in the local language. We don't spend money on fancy brochures or big signs. People know we are here if they get sick. It’s a humble place, just doing the daily work of running a local hospital and looking after whoever comes through the door. It gets tiring but we stick to it.