Clark Air Base Hospital

Clark Air Base Hospital served the United States Air Force and its dependents until the base was evacuated during the 1991 eruption of Mount Pinatubo. The hospital was abandoned along with the rest of the base and has deteriorated in the tropical climate. It is now within the Clark Freeport Zone.

Explorers report nurses in white walking corridors visible through broken windows, a child crying in what was the paediatric ward, and medical equipment sounds — beeping and wheeling — in empty rooms. The hospital's rapid abandonment left equipment and furnishings behind, adding to the unsettling atmosphere.

The hospital is within the Clark Freeport Zone. Access may be restricted and security may prevent entry. Do not trespass if entry is prohibited. The building is structurally compromised with asbestos risk. View from a safe distance if access is denied.

Abandoned building within Clark Freeport Zone. Access may be restricted by zone security. Do not trespass if entry is prohibited. The structure is compromised with potential asbestos, collapse risk, and tropical vegetation overgrowth. View from a safe distance if direct access is denied.