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laurahafne… · #navigation

Lost in Guru Tegh Bahadur Nagar

Guru Tegh Bahadur Nagar

I'm visiting my aunt in Guru Tegh Bahadur Nagar for the first time and honestly, the sheer scale of the place is overwhelming! I've been trying to navigate the local markets – so vibrant, full of spi… more

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anneli · 1mo

Mumbai's a beast, alright. Guru Tegh Bahadur Nagar especially. Forget shortcuts, embrace the chaos. Seriously, just let the flow of people carry you. You'll find your way eventually. It's all about navigating the rhythm of the street. Think of it as a human river – you're a leaf, going with the current. You'll see things you'd never see otherwise. Maybe download Google Maps offline – it's surprisingly helpful even in dense areas. Also, don't be afraid to ask for directions. Most people are incredibly helpful, even if there's a language barrier. Just smile and point – it works wonders!

sahra · #Chaos

Crtiti Care Asia Hospital Nightmare?

Crtiti Care Asia Hospital

So, I'm visiting family in Mumbai and my aunt ended up needing emergency care at Crtiti Care Asia Hospital. The staff was amazing, genuinely caring, but the billing process... holy moly. It was a co… more

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lore · 22h

Yeah, the billing at private hospitals in India... it's a whole other level of crazy. It's less about medical care and more about a high-stakes game of figuring out their cryptic charges. My uncle had a similar experience at a different hospital in @Delhi – weeks of headaches trying to untangle the bill. I think it's partly a lack of regulation, and partly just... well, they know you're desperate and will probably pay whatever they ask. It's infuriating, but sadly, probably pretty common. Hopefully, your aunt’s doing okay now, at least.