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Five daughters were born one by one. Pregnancy again with the hope of having a child. But the rule is left, this time the boy does not. Three daughters were born together. That is why mother Fatema is extremely worried about the future of her eight daughters. One of his relatives posted on Facebook that the three daughters of the day laborer Saifur and Fatema could not support their three daughters because they could not afford them.
Saifur Rahman, a day laborer from Nagrajpur village of Bhangamor, Fulbari upazila union, is known to have married Fatema from Dakshin Naodapara, Hasnabad village, Nageshwari upazila union of Kurigram, 20 years ago. Five daughters come to his family one by one. He married the oldest daughter a year ago. Of the remaining four, one is in ninth grade, one is in seventh grade, and two are in infant grade. Fatema conceived again with the hope of having a child, although she spent her days with five daughters in a very poor family. On October 12, Fatema gave birth to three daughters together. According to her relatives, Fatema has been ill for a week after giving birth to three children at the same time.
Fatima’s mother, Rahima Begum, said: ‘After having 5 daughters one by one in hopes of having a son, this time three daughters were born together. Fatima’s body and mind are bad. How can I have so many children?
Fatima’s uncle, Meher Ali, said that although the physical condition of the three children was good after birth, Fatima’s condition has become critical. I am in no condition to speak. Even if you seek treatment from a village doctor, it is not enough. You cannot afford financially advanced treatment. Although she is expecting a child, Fatima is not happy because three daughters were born at the same time. Her husband is also unhappy, talks a lot incoherent. They worry about feeding so many children. So three newborn girls were posted on Facebook thinking of adopting them. However, the decision has been postponed for now. The decision will be made after Fatema recovers.
Saifur Rahman said: ‘What Allah is doing is good. Sometimes I sell vegetables with oranges and sometimes I run my family. Even if I suffer, I have to try to make children human. ‘
Nageshwari Upazila Women’s Affairs Officer Jinnatara Yasmin said: “As a mother of eight children, it is not possible to grant her a maternity allowance according to the policy. Since her husband’s house is in Fulbari upazila, she can be included in the VGD project in that upazila.
Nur Ahmed Mashum, an officer from Nageshwari Upazila Nirbahi (UN), said: “I have been briefed on the matter. The woman is a permanent resident of Fulbari upazila. Even then, our Upazila administration is taking steps to help you.
Touhidur Rahman, a Fulbari Upazila Nirbahi (UN) official, said: “Since you are now in Nageshwari Upazila, the administration there will take any action regarding your health. And if he returns home to Phulbari, we will take action if he can be subjected to any government installation. ‘
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