Command Hospital M I Room

The M I Room here at Western Command in Chadi Mandir is a fairly small operation compared to the bigger buildings around us. Being located in the Pkl area of Western Command means we get a lot of people just dropping in for quick things. The morning starts with the sound of vehicles passing by on the main road and the gate staff changing over. Inside the room, it’s mostly just a few desks, some cabinets for files, and the usual medical supplies tucked away. It isn't a very large space, so when more than five or six people show up, it starts to feel a bit crowded. The walls are mostly bare, and the lighting is that standard bright white that you find in most government buildings. We spend a lot of time just organizing the clipboards and making sure the registers for Western Command are up to date. It can be a bit of a walk to get here depending on where you're coming from in Chadi Mandir, so people are usually ready for a seat when they arrive. We don't have a coffee machine or anything like that; it’s just a place to get your health checked and move on. The staff here has been around for a while, and we just know the routine by heart now. It’s a simple, functional spot that serves its purpose for the people around the Pkl section.