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The image shows two maps detailing the road access changes to a city hospital between 2007 and 2010. In 2007, the hospital is enclosed by Ring Road with direct connections north-south to City Road through a single Hospital Road, flanked by two bus stops on each side. A singular car park to the east services both staff and public. By 2010, two roundabouts are introduced; one at each end of Hospital Road, connecting Ring Road and City Road. A bus station is placed northwest along Hospital Road, no longer flanking the road. The eastern shared car park transforms into a public car park with a separate staff car park introduced south of the city hospital, indicating infrastructure enhancement for distinct user groups.
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The development of the infrastructure around the city hospital in a span of three years has been commendable. These changes are sure to have brought about much improvements and ease to the functioning of the hospital.
The city hospital lies towards the north of the city road and is connected by the hospital road. The hospital also has a ring road surrounding it.
In 2007, the hospital was connected to the city road by a straight road along which several bus stops were scattered. There was also a general parking facility to the south of the hospital, that was open to the staff of the hospital as well as the public.
By 2010, the intersections connecting the city road to the hospital road were replaced with roundabouts, which would have helped alleviate traffic congestions. The numerous bus stands were replaced by a central bus station. The general parking facility was also segregated into two; a public car park towards the east of the hospital and a staff car park towards the south.
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