Staff Reporter :
Urging physicians to stand by dengue patients on humanitarian ground, Information Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud accused some doctors of trying to utilise dengue prevalence as means of business.
“Most of the doctors have already stood by the dengue patients on humanitarian ground, but a section of doctors are trying to utilise the dengue prevalence as a means of business,” he said while inaugurating a cleanliness and mosquito killing drive on the premises of
Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC).
Information Secretary Abdul Malek, BFDC Managing Director Md Abdul Karim and film directors, producers and artistes were present.
Dr Hasan said that physician leaders should take steps so that nobody could use the dengue prevalence as a tool of business.
He said that many people had been admitted to hospitals or are taking treatments at their homes suffering from dengue fever due to the deadly aedes mosquito.
Urging physicians to stand by dengue patients on humanitarian ground, Information Minister Dr Hasan Mahmud accused some doctors of trying to utilise dengue prevalence as means of business.
“Most of the doctors have already stood by the dengue patients on humanitarian ground, but a section of doctors are trying to utilise the dengue prevalence as a means of business,” he said while inaugurating a cleanliness and mosquito killing drive on the premises of
Bangladesh Film Development Corporation (BFDC).
Information Secretary Abdul Malek, BFDC Managing Director Md Abdul Karim and film directors, producers and artistes were present.
Dr Hasan said that physician leaders should take steps so that nobody could use the dengue prevalence as a tool of business.
He said that many people had been admitted to hospitals or are taking treatments at their homes suffering from dengue fever due to the deadly aedes mosquito.
