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Civil Surgeon Surgeon in Narayanganj District Echena. A coroner has also been admitted to Khanpur hospital, a hospital to Narayanganj hospital, and a doctor to a private hospital.
Mohammad Imtiaz is a member of the District’s Crown Prevention Committee. Previously, Zahidul Islam, the Narayanganj Sadar Upazila Health and Family Planning Officer, was in charge of the district medical examiner. He is isolated in his house.
Sources from the District Civil Surgeon Office said that since Thursday, the Imtiaz District Civil Surgeon has been in the quarantine home. He is giving different addresses over the phone. Her coronary test was positive on Friday. The civil surgeon of the Imtiaz Coroner district will assume the position of Mandalpara from the city of Narayanganj Mandalpara ”. Asaduzzaman, Resident Medical Officer (RMO) of Narayanganj General Hospital.
Narayanganj 4-bed hospital RMO Samsuddoha Sanjay told First Light that a 12-year-old doctor at his hospital had suffered crowns. She is receiving treatment at Dhaka Medical School Hospital under the supervision of doctors. The doctors advised him to take her to the Kurmitola hospital. In addition, a City Life Hospital doctor (1), Corona, turned ‘positive’ on the exam. He was sent to the Kuwait Friendship Hospital by ambulance.
Meanwhile, Narayanganj Deputy Commissioner Jasim Uddin is quarantined in his Bengali. He is in charge of the District’s Crown Prevention Committee. Additional Deputy Commissioner (Revenue) Selim Reza confirmed the matter.
Sources from the District Administration said that Deputy Commissioner Jasim Uddin was already in Quarantine. He stays in his own bungalow. I am not going to the office. Of course, the results of his coronary examination were reported to be “negative”.
Additional Deputy Commissioner Selim Reza took the phone number of the Deputy Commissioner. At first light, she said that Sir (DC) was quarantined in the bungalow. According to the rules, the sample will be analyzed again after seven days. Previously, if Corona’s attention was called “negative,” he said, “Sir, can you say good.”
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