Fifteen Bangladeshi graduates from Moscow Institute of Engineering and Physics and BA diploma take part in a photo shoot with the guests at the convocation ceremony held in Moscow recently.

Drugs for saving lives, not taking away lives

MANY lives could have been saved had the Directorate General of Drug Administration acted efficiently in 1991, said the verdict in a drug adulteration trial, reported a local daily. This is the first-ever conviction for drug adulteration in the country. A study by Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (BSMMU) suggests as many as 2,700 children died from adulterated Paracetamol syrup between 1982 and 1992. But it is difficult to determine how many lives were lost between 1991 and 1992, thanks...

14 Aug 2014, 12:00 am

Fifteen Bangladeshi graduates from Moscow Institute of Engineering and Physics and BA diploma take part in a photo shoot with the guests at the convocation ceremony held in Moscow recently.

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Fifteen Bangladeshi graduates from Moscow Institute of Engineering and Physics and BA diploma take part in a photo shoot with the guests at the convocation ceremony held in Moscow recently.

Drugs for saving lives, not taking away lives

News In Brief

Resisting reckless driving under influence of drugs

DSCC, BRTA jt drive against unfit vehicles

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