Pagad Hospital

We are located right near the bus stand. It is probably the easiest way to describe where we are to anyone asking because everyone knows where the buses pull in and out. Being so close to the main station means there is always a lot of noise coming from the horns and the people shouting on the street. Our hospital is a basic, functional building. We often get people walking in straight from the bus if they started feeling sick during their long journey. It is a lot of constant coming and going throughout the day. The floor is made of tile and we have to mop it several times a day because of all the dust that blows in from the street outside. There are some wooden benches for waiting, and they are usually completely full by the middle of the morning. We don't have any fancy neon signs, just the one out front that has become a bit faded from the sun over the years. The doctors and nurses stay very busy with whatever happens to come through the front door. It might be a simple fever or someone who tripped and fell at the station. We keep a stock of basic medicines in the wooden cabinet behind the desk. It is not a quiet place to be, but it is convenient for people who are traveling. The tea stall next door is where most of our staff gets their morning drink.