Ordinary residents and outsiders must pay money for treatment, though generally, people don't come unless it's a severe illness.
They prefer to spend money on indulgence rather than treatment, largely due to distrust in medical technology.
Hence, hospitals here are small; mostly experimental records and treatments are conducted, with few patients.
Until this crackdown discovered a batch of prostitutes infected with various diseases.
They were brought to Hamlet by well-connected pimps using carriages; they are neither local residents nor refugees.
Initially, there was a suggestion to expel these individuals, which Tiffany supported; she's too afraid to spend even a Gold Coin frivolously due to poverty.
Even Boudica can figure out that it's not feasible; these people can't go for reform through labor, imprisoning them wastes food, and executing them is too outrageous.
