Bab 535: Indian Continent

It was early dawn. Sanjae returned to his workplace, a hospital in the suburbs of Varanasi, somewhere near the Ganges river.

The hospital was the Blackwatch Global Health Center's Varanasi Branch located in India. It was a private hospital operated by none other than the world-famous company, Blackwatch.

The staff in this building were either highly-practiced medical experts with international certification or the locals. The local government had strict requirements that medical institutions in the region had to maintain an at least six-to-four ratio of local staff to foreign staff members.

As a result, positions such as nurses, janitors, warehouse workers, and whatnot were mostly taken up by the local "Vaishya" and "Sudra" castes while the "Dalits"¹ were tasked with responsibilities such as transporting corpses.