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'''Kaldor City Hospital''' was a [[hospital]] in [[Kaldor City]] that, after the [[Kaldor City Company]] invested heavily in it, comprised 2.8 square kilometres of state-of-the-art wards and facilities and had its own transit system. It was staffed by both [[human]]s and [[sandminer robot|robots]]. [[ | '''Kaldor City Hospital''' was a [[hospital]] in [[Kaldor City]] that, after the [[Kaldor City Company]] invested heavily in it, comprised 2.8 square kilometres of state-of-the-art wards and facilities and had its own transit system. It was staffed by both [[human]]s and [[sandminer robot|robots]]. [[Arak Varren]] and [[SV57]] both worked there and [[Liv Chenka]] completed her training there. | ||
Upon returning to Kaldor, Liv had an interview with [[SV66]] to find her a job there. She was rejected on account of her [[Ward Hygiene Certificate]] having expired. However, thanks to her sister [[Tula Chenka|Tula]], she was later employed there. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Robots of Life (audio story)|The Robots of Life]]'') | |||
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Revision as of 17:28, 15 December 2019
Kaldor City Hospital was a hospital in Kaldor City that, after the Kaldor City Company invested heavily in it, comprised 2.8 square kilometres of state-of-the-art wards and facilities and had its own transit system. It was staffed by both humans and robots. Arak Varren and SV57 both worked there and Liv Chenka completed her training there.
Upon returning to Kaldor, Liv had an interview with SV66 to find her a job there. She was rejected on account of her Ward Hygiene Certificate having expired. However, thanks to her sister Tula, she was later employed there. (AUDIO: The Robots of Life)
