This is the road to JTH which we make twice a day. (This is the main hospital gate just coming up at that white sign post)
Here are some of the hospital buildings. Each ward is in a seperate building so it's more spread out than our hospitals.
This is looking back at the main gate from inside the compound.
Some more wards...
And finally a rather nice lizard I found on the way home this evening.
I hope these put you in the picture a little more about the place. The climate is hot and humid, but generally sunny and the country around is very green. I recall the Indian Monsoon being far more humid and generally unpleasant so all in all it's pretty good.
Dave and I had a very positive meeting yesterday with our bosses here to plan out what we aim to do and what they'd like of us, and luckily the two were pretty congruent. We're pretty excited about the opportunities here, but more of this at a later date. Needless to say they were very welcoming and supportive and it looks like we should have a really useful time here.
Bye for now
James
5 comments:
Hi James!
Just got your message and read your blog-interesting stuff, i'll keep an eye on your blog over the next 4 months then!
What are you specialising in by the way?
Holl
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Hey James,
Glad you finally arrived safely and that you have not had any GI problems yet. I hope you and David have a great experience,
Love to you both,
Jo xx
Hey James!
Thanks for setting up the blog - will be great to keep up to date with how things are going for you guys over there. And you know me - plenty of pictures please!
Pleased to hear that accommodation ok for you, and that no g-i bugs yet...
Good luck!
Andy
Hey James! Great to see you arrived safely!! Keep us up to date with the adventures, and say hi to David for me.
Take care,
Gail
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hiya james!!
glad to see you are getting on well. Definately will be keeping up with the blog. Feeling a twinge of jealously. Wish I was there as well. Looks far more exciting than the dorset coast.
Take care
Subha X
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