Civil Hospital Mohali

We’ve been here in Ph-6 for a long time now. If you've ever walked past Civil Hospital Mohali in the morning, you’ve seen the crowds. It’s a busy spot. There is always someone coming or going. The front gates get crowded with rickshaws and people trying to find their way inside. It’s not a fancy place, just a regular government building where we do what we can every day. Most of us get here before the sun is really up to start the shift. The hallways are long and sometimes the fans don't work as well as they should in the heat. You see all sorts of people here, from families with small kids to older folks who’ve lived in Mohali since it was much smaller. The tea stall right across the street is where many of us grab a quick cup when there’s a break. It gets noisy with the traffic from the main road, and there’s always a bit of dust in the air. We don’t have much time for sitting around. Usually, there's a line of people waiting for paperwork or to see someone. We try to keep things moving, but it’s a big place and there’s a lot to handle. The building itself shows its age in some spots, with the paint peeling a bit here and there. It’s just how things are at a public place like this. We stay focused on the work in front of us.