UNB, Dhaka :
BNP senior leader Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain on Wednesday criticised Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina as she has been on a long tour of London when the country is facing a serious flooding and dengue prevalence.
Speaking at a discussion, he also demanded the government announce some public and private hospitals as dengue centres on emergency basis as the country is now in the grip of the mosquito-borne viral disease.
“The Prime Minister has been staying in London
without any reason. Had she been the Prime Minister of a democratic government she couldn’t have stayed aboard after the way flood and dengue situation turned critical in the country,” he said.
He also bemoaned that the Home Minister is also abroad amid the deteriorating dengue situation.
Mosharraf, a former health minister, said their chairperson Khaleda used to cut short her foreign trips and returned home whenever the country faced natural disaster during BNP’s rule.
He also highlighted how their party-led government tackled dengue from 2001-2006 when he was the health minister.
Doctors Association of Bangladesh (BAB), a pro-BNP body of physicians, arranged the discussion at the Jatiya Press Club.
The BNP leader said the government should urgently engage the doctors of both private and public hospitals in providing dengue patients with necessary treatment as the number of people diagnosed with the mosquito-borne virus have marked a sharp rise.
BNP senior leader Khandaker Mosharraf Hossain on Wednesday criticised Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina as she has been on a long tour of London when the country is facing a serious flooding and dengue prevalence.
Speaking at a discussion, he also demanded the government announce some public and private hospitals as dengue centres on emergency basis as the country is now in the grip of the mosquito-borne viral disease.
“The Prime Minister has been staying in London
without any reason. Had she been the Prime Minister of a democratic government she couldn’t have stayed aboard after the way flood and dengue situation turned critical in the country,” he said.
He also bemoaned that the Home Minister is also abroad amid the deteriorating dengue situation.
Mosharraf, a former health minister, said their chairperson Khaleda used to cut short her foreign trips and returned home whenever the country faced natural disaster during BNP’s rule.
He also highlighted how their party-led government tackled dengue from 2001-2006 when he was the health minister.
Doctors Association of Bangladesh (BAB), a pro-BNP body of physicians, arranged the discussion at the Jatiya Press Club.
The BNP leader said the government should urgently engage the doctors of both private and public hospitals in providing dengue patients with necessary treatment as the number of people diagnosed with the mosquito-borne virus have marked a sharp rise.
