Zakir Hussian Hospital

Down in Anwarpur, you’ll find us. The hospital is right there in the middle of things. It’s a local place, nothing like those big corporate hospitals you see in the city center. We deal with whatever comes through the door. The building is functional. We don’t have fancy art on the walls or plush carpets. It’s tile floors and plain walls because that’s easier to keep clean. Anwarpur is the kind of place where news travels fast, so people usually know we are here without us having to say much. We have a small team, and everyone ends up doing a bit of everything. One minute you’re talking to a patient, the next you’re helping move some supplies. The mornings are usually the most hectic. You can hear the sounds of the town waking up outside while we get the wards ready. We’ve been at this for a while. It’s not always easy work, and the hours can be long, but it’s what we do. We have some benches outside for people to sit on while they wait. It’s a basic setup but it works for the folks around here. We just keep things moving and try to stay organized as best as we can. Sometimes the water cooler breaks, and we have to get it fixed. It's just life in Anwarpur. We stay until the last job is done.