On the Hospital Tunku Azizah Rooftop

I don’t commonly ride to work, due to the combination of traffic jams + difficulty in parking the car. Both factors aren’t so significant when coming to work in the afternoon. But of course at this time the parking is full so I just go straight up to look for an empty slot.

Last week I parked on the rooftop of Hospital Tunku Azizah (formerly Woman and Child Hospital Kuala Lumpur), abbreviated HTA/WCHKL. I went back home at night and decided to take some pictures. Was using Camera+ 2 and forgot to try out the iPhone 11 Pro’s Night Mode. Must try that out another time.

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Day 1 of Restricted Movement...In Pictures

Let the pictures tell the story. May we survive this.

Closed laundry shop, as almost all shops, including eateries (for which take-aways and deliveries are actually allowed)

Sparse traffic in the morning

Welcome to an empty McDonald’s…

…Where dine-in areas are cordoned off outside…

…And inside

The queue inside was literally zero, none ordering before me, none waiting for their orders to be done before as well

Minimal people going through the drive-through service at McDonald’s. People are just not going out to eat, period.

The number of workers are reduced too; there’s actually quite a queue at the drive-through lane for their orders to be prepared, despite the low rate of cars coming in

Parking is not a problem today nor in the upcoming weeks

Parking sections have been closed off, as have many of the entrances

A temperature check (plus hand rub) before you can enter Aeon

An empty coffee shop inside Aeon in the afternoon

You can take away, but people aren’t taking, um, picking it up

It’s been a while since there was a center court of nothingness