BSS, Dhaka :
Health Minister Mohammed Nasim yesterday said Muktamoni will return home with her parents soon as her physical condition has improved.
“Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is taking care of Muktamoni regularly. She (Muktamoni) will return home with her parents within a few days as her physical condition is now well,” the minister said while visiting Muktamoni at Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) here.
Nasim said, “Our physicians are giving services cordially despite limited
resources. Young and experienced doctors are proving their talents in this regard”.
They also became successful in carrying out complicated treatments, including surgical operations on Tofa-Tahura, he added.
The minister hoped that the people would get better services after completing construction work of Sheikh Hasina National Burn Institute in Chankharpool in the city.
Nasim thanked the newsmen and said the doctors got inspiration from responsible role of the media people.
Dr Samanta Lal Sen, coordinator of National Burn and Plastic Surgery Institute at DMCH, said medical services are provided in Bangladesh at cheaper costs than abroad.
“It is possible to ensure better health care services, if facilities for doctors are increased,” he added.
Health Minister Mohammed Nasim yesterday said Muktamoni will return home with her parents soon as her physical condition has improved.
“Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is taking care of Muktamoni regularly. She (Muktamoni) will return home with her parents within a few days as her physical condition is now well,” the minister said while visiting Muktamoni at Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) here.
Nasim said, “Our physicians are giving services cordially despite limited
resources. Young and experienced doctors are proving their talents in this regard”.
They also became successful in carrying out complicated treatments, including surgical operations on Tofa-Tahura, he added.
The minister hoped that the people would get better services after completing construction work of Sheikh Hasina National Burn Institute in Chankharpool in the city.
Nasim thanked the newsmen and said the doctors got inspiration from responsible role of the media people.
Dr Samanta Lal Sen, coordinator of National Burn and Plastic Surgery Institute at DMCH, said medical services are provided in Bangladesh at cheaper costs than abroad.
“It is possible to ensure better health care services, if facilities for doctors are increased,” he added.
