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The ‘Ekattarer Ghatak Dalal Nirmul Committee’ has expressed its deep gratitude to Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina and to the doctors and paramedics of the Combined Military Hospital for organizing the treatment of Professor Muntasir Mamun, who was infected with the coronavirus.
A statement signed by the organization’s president, Shahriar Kabir, and secretary general, Kazi Mukul, said on Saturday that if the health of eminent historian and writer Professor Muntasir Mamun, vice chairman of the eradication committee treated at Mugda Hospital, deteriorates, He should be transferred to the Combined Military Hospital on May 8. It is. Muntasir Mamun is recovering rapidly due to the intensive treatment and services of the doctors and medical staff there. Today, two weeks later, you can eat and talk properly. Doctors said his condition was stable. We sincerely thank the doctors and paramedics of the Combined Military Hospital for their tireless service and hard work.
Amid unprecedented concern with the enormous relief incentives that the Honorable Prime Minister has announced for the medical services of affected people in remote areas of the country, how Professor Muntasir Mamun has sought and provided the best treatment . We are deeply grateful to him. The contribution of our Prime Minister, Sheikh Hasina, to the service of humanity, as well as addressing catastrophic disasters such as the Corona epidemic, can be a shining example for any government and head of state.
It was further stated that, in response to the Honorable Prime Minister’s call, various political parties and socio-cultural organizations in the country, as well as the Committee for the Elimination of Ekattar Assassin Officers, have been carrying out relief activities among marginalized people in the district and at the Upazila level for the past 40 days. We contacted Kangalini Sufia, a prominent popular musician in the media, and today we send him 20,000 rupees (May 9). The artist said that since the blockade began, he has not received the allocation assigned by the honorable Prime Minister. He spends more than Rs 15,000 a month on medications. We would like to draw the attention of the Honorable Prime Minister to the support and treatment of the popular artist Kangalini Sufia and her family. ‘
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