Manipal Hospital...
I had to take a student to the hospital on Saturday b/c of an allergic reaction. (She's fine now)
So I had my first Indian hospital experience at Manipal..

I must say the doctors and nurses were very nice and professional, but there was one thing that was a little disconcerting..
I couldn't take to many pictures as I thought it might be insensitive to be snapping away in the ER as people lay there sick, but I did get one shot as I was waiting...

Everything in the hospital has the word "casualty" written on it. Gurneys, fans, wheelchairs. I guess the term Emergency room doesn't really exist here & they call it the Casualty Ward. Call me crazy but I really don't want to be put on a gurney that says "casualty" on the back. Perhaps the word has a slightly different meaning here...
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We call it Casualty as well here in the UK, or more normally Accident & Emergency. I guess some words just stuck around ...
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