The Health Unit goes out on field visits every Tuesday morning. We get a motor pool vehicle and hit the road to explore local community health resources. I always want to visit our nearest hospital and imaging facility, check out dentists and pediatricians. In my past 7 weeks we have pretty much covered the basics so this week we decided to drive out to Balbala, a "suburb" of Djiboutiville and visit Al Rahma - an Egyptian hospital. The hospital was great - very clean and modern and impressive.
The drive out to Balbala was so stark...I just wanted to take pictures the whole time. Its only about a 30 minute drive but ohh so different then "downtown Djiboutiville".
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The view from the VIP rooms of the hospital out towards Djiboutiville |
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the countryside |
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A subdivision being built - the driver of the car told us he had just bought a lot out here! |
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more country side |
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Impressive ICU |
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Don't CRUSH me! Had to laugh at this...an Egyptian Hospital so everything was in English and Arabic being staffed by people who speak French and Somali |
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Waiting room for outpatient clinics |
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Al Rahma means "Mercy" in Arabic |
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