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He died at Chittagong Medical College (CMC) hospital on Tuesday morning.
Jinnat Ali, 24, the son of Amir Hamza from the village of Barabil in the Gorjonia union of Ramu upazila, was 6 feet 6 inches tall.
On Monday, Jinnah entered the neurosurgery department of Chittagong Medical College in an unconscious state. The day before, he had been admitted to the neurology department of the hospital.
Noman Khaled Chowdhury, head of the hospital’s neurosurgery department, told bdnews24.com: “Jinnah Ali was knocked unconscious Monday afternoon. At that time his condition was very critical. At that time he was kept in the ICU with a ventilator. He died in the morning.
Professor Noman Khaled said: “Jinnah Ali had a large pituitary tumor. Surgery was no longer possible when he was brought into such a profound unconscious state. The surgery could have been done even if it was a little higher than the Kansas level. “
He said: “Hormonal secretions cause abnormal growth of your limbs at an early age before the bones are well formed. It is placeism. The hormonal imbalance in the pituitary gland caused you to develop a large pituitary tumor.”
Ramu Upazila Nirbahi (UNO) officer Pranoy Chakma said family members took Jinnah Ali to Chittagong Medical College on Sunday when he fell ill.
Quoting family members, the UN said: It was later raised to a height of 6 feet 6 inches.
“At one stage, Jinnah Ali fell ill along with difficulties in normal movement. He was admitted to Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman University in Dhaka on October 22, 2016.”
At that time news about Jinnah was published in various media.
UNO Pranoy Chakma said: “At that time, the doctors said that Jinnah had a brain tumor and that her body had grown abnormally due to hormonal problems.”
Pranoy said the problem came to the attention of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina after the media reported on the country’s tall man. Later, Cox’s Bazar Sadar MP Saimum Sarwar visited Ganobhaban through Kamal and had the opportunity to meet with the Prime Minister.
“At that time, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina facilitated his treatment. Later, he also gave a Tk 5 lakh grant for the construction of his house and employment,” the UN said.
Cox’s Bazar Sadar Asan (Sadar-Ramu) MP Saimum Sarwar Kamal said Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina had facilitated the treatment of Jinnah Ali, the country’s tallest man. In addition, a house was built with a grant of Rs 5 lakh and a store was also created.
After recovering, Jinnah Ali joined the Awami League by completing a form after Ramu’s arrival on October 26, 2016. He also participated in the party’s activities as a member of the Gorgonian Union Committee, the local deputy said.
UNO Pranoy Chakma said that the body of the tall human Jinnat Ali had already reached his home in Gorjaniya, Ramu. He will be buried in the local cemetery after Janaza in the afternoon.
Jinnah was the third of three children and a daughter of farmer Amir Hamza.
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