Border Guard Bangladesh (BGB) has provided free medical services to 552 flood victims in Jamalpur district. The Jamalpur Battalion (35 BGB) organized a medical camp at Bakshiganj upazila to offer free medical treatment and medicines. The event was inaugurated by Mymensingh Sector commander of BGB, Colonel Sarker Mohammad Mostafizur Rahman. The camp was attended by Jamalpur Battalion Commander Lieutenant Colonel Hasanur Rahman, Deputy Commander Major Mohammad Mushfiqur, Assistant Director Mohammad Imam Hossain, local public representatives, distinguished citizens, journalists, and a large number of residents.
The initiative reflects BGB's ongoing commitment to providing humanitarian assistance to those affected by natural disasters. The medical camp aimed to address the immediate health needs of the flood-affected population, ensuring they receive necessary care and medication. The presence of local leaders and community members underscores the collaborative effort in responding to the crisis.
Flooding has been a recurrent issue in Jamalpur, often leading to significant disruptions and health concerns among the local population. BGB's intervention is crucial in mitigating the impact of such disasters, providing essential services when they are needed the most. The medical camp not only offers relief but also strengthens community resilience in the face of natural calamities.
