Amir
The Medical Department in the Quarantine Zone was mainly divided into three sections: the Emergency Rescue Department, the First Inpatient Department, and the Second Inpatient Department.
The Emergency Rescue Department was the smallest, but its staff were all elites who directly served frontline combat units. When there was no active fighting, these personnel were sent in rotation to the First Inpatient Department to make up for the shortage of medical resources.
The First Inpatient Department was medium-sized and admitted injured combat personnel, engineering personnel, and volunteers.
The Second Inpatient Department was the largest. It occupied two buildings, with an Activity Ground in front and behind them. Several rows of residential buildings outside the grounds were also being renovated and would eventually be incorporated into the Second Inpatient Department.
Despite working around the clock, there were still large numbers of Infected who could not be admitted to the Second Inpatient Department.
These Infected gathered outside the Quarantine Zone's metal protective fencing, using tents, cardboard, and discarded Containers to build temporary shelters. From afar, it looked like a slum.
Ling Feiran spent her first day of work on the ninth floor of the Second Inpatient Department.
The workload was not particularly heavy, but she truly did not have a moment to spare. The call bell in the duty room rang every five minutes on average. Whenever patients were hungry, thirsty, in pain, itchy, or uncomfortable in any way, they pressed the bell.
Ling Feiran's job was to meet the patients' needs as much as possible, allowing these Infected to receive care, concern, and the dignity they deserved as human beings in the final days of their lives.
She had originally planned to call Feng Ling during her lunch break, but once she got busy, she completely forgot about it. She only