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No case, arrest yet over Ctg road accident

The government will take all necessary steps to ensure medical treatment for those injured in a recent road accident at Lohagara upazila in Chattogram, said Faruk E Azam, the adviser to the liberation war affairs and disaster management ministries...

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CMCH remains crippled amid strike

Chattogram Medical College Hospital remained crippled on Thursday as intern doctors continued their strike, leaving thousands of patients without treatment...

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Politicians should learn how not to inconvenience people

THE Bangladesh Nationalist Party chairperson Khaleda Zia left for London for advanced medical treatment at night on January 7. Khaleda Zia left her house at Gulshan about 8:15pm for the airport via the elevated expressway to fly at 10:00pm in an air ambulance, which the emir of Qatar provided, for London but could not reach the airport until...

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Safe water supply and sewage treatment

BANGLADESH has around 180 million people living in a small land and ranks number 8 in the world by population. Though the GDP of the country was $2.528 trillion in 2023, the country has neither established any sewage treatment system nor a safe water supply system for the entire nation. Still, waterborne diseases and dengue are the main diseases in...

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Dengue treatment inadequacy outside cities warrants action

THE proposition that 78 per cent of the dengue patients recorded as residents of Dhaka’s south city areas in hospital documents are from outside Dhaka is worrying on a couple of counts. This brings to the fore the weakness of the reporting mechanism put in place in hospitals. This also stands to frustrate any plan to fight against the disease. Above all else...

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Juba Dal leader dies after clash with JCD

A Juba Dal leader died under treatment on Wednesday, five days after he was stabbed during a clash with the activists of Jatiyatabadi Chhatra Dal at Hazaribagh in the capital on November 15...

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76-yr old Ayesha begs with bullet-hit leg, struggles to get treatment

Ayesha Begum, an elderly woman from Manikpur of Munshiganj, had been shot in the left leg on August 4, just a day before the Awami League regime was toppled amid a student-led mass uprising. Since then the 76-year old woman, who lives alone and begs for survival, has been struggling...

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King Charles turns 76

Britain’s head of state King Charles III turns 76 on Thursday, still in the grip of cancer treatment but with his passion for work undimmed by what his son and heir Prince William called a ‘brutal’ year...

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Unviable treatment plants turn albatross around DWASA’s neck

THE Dhaka Water Supply and Sewerage Authority, which has continued to incur losses despite increases in water tariff for 15 times since 2009, when the Awami League assumed office to continue for consecutive tenures before its overthrow on August 5, and has struggled to improve the quality of supply water, has now run into a new problem. Two projects...

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Chinese doctors visit injured protesters

The members of the Chinese National Emergency Medical Team on Monday visited the patients who suffered severe injuries during the student-led mass uprising and assured them...

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Chinese medical team to arrive Sunday

A Chinese national emergency medical team will arrive in Dhaka on Sunday to provide advanced medical treatment to individuals severely injured during the July-August protests in Bangladesh...

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Bullet-hit Fahim sent to Thailand at govt cost

Fahim Hasan, who sustained bullet injuries during the recent student-led mass upsurge, and his parents have been sent to Thailand for better treatment at the cost of the government...

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Ensure proper treatment injured students: BSMMU VC

The vice-chancellor of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University, Professor Dr Md Sayedur Rahman, on Wednesday visited the students and people injured in the Students Movement Against Discrimination, and gave necessary instructions to the concerned to ensure better and proper treatment...

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