Located in the thriving slums of Apapa District, the Apapa Medical Center depends on foreign aid for most of its supplies and support. Compared to the much wealthier hospitals in other countries or even the one on Victoria Island, it is a small, rough facility, struggling with second-hand equipment and not enough money. The head, Dr. Sirian Smythe has shown himself to be an able administrator, capable of attracting dedicated professionals willing to work for little money. Alongside Western medical practitioners, patients can find traditional herbal and magical doctors. Despite occasional clashes between the diverse schools, the overworked staff focuses mainly on results without too much concern over how they reach them. Between the constant threats of tribal fights and disease, the medical
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| - Located in the thriving slums of Apapa District, the Apapa Medical Center depends on foreign aid for most of its supplies and support. Compared to the much wealthier hospitals in other countries or even the one on Victoria Island, it is a small, rough facility, struggling with second-hand equipment and not enough money. The head, Dr. Sirian Smythe has shown himself to be an able administrator, capable of attracting dedicated professionals willing to work for little money. Alongside Western medical practitioners, patients can find traditional herbal and magical doctors. Despite occasional clashes between the diverse schools, the overworked staff focuses mainly on results without too much concern over how they reach them. Between the constant threats of tribal fights and disease, the medical
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| - Pretty talk, but I heard that Dr. Smythe is banned from practicing in other countries, and that they have a standing deal with sasabonsam. Watch your back!
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| - Located in the thriving slums of Apapa District, the Apapa Medical Center depends on foreign aid for most of its supplies and support. Compared to the much wealthier hospitals in other countries or even the one on Victoria Island, it is a small, rough facility, struggling with second-hand equipment and not enough money. The head, Dr. Sirian Smythe has shown himself to be an able administrator, capable of attracting dedicated professionals willing to work for little money. Alongside Western medical practitioners, patients can find traditional herbal and magical doctors. Despite occasional clashes between the diverse schools, the overworked staff focuses mainly on results without too much concern over how they reach them. Between the constant threats of tribal fights and disease, the medical center is usually buzzing with activity. The local people are proud of the center, and stories are still told about how the heroic doctors, nurses and volunteers worked through the last epidemic. * Pretty talk, but I heard that Dr. Smythe is banned from practicing in other countries, and that they have a standing deal with sasabonsam. Watch your back!* Gosmick. During Lagos Episode 7, the team learned that the center was built on the ruins of an earlier center with the same floor plan, which was burned down at least 50 years ago. Below the basement level are the flooded remains of that earlier hospital, full of unsavory creatures.
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