Labour and Employment and Expatriates' Welfare and Overseas Employment Minister Ariful Haque Choudhury announced today that the government is making dedicated efforts to deliver healthcare services to the doorsteps of the people. He highlighted the importance of homoeopathic treatment as part of this initiative.
The minister made these remarks as the chief guest at a certificate distribution ceremony for students who completed the DHMS (Diploma in Homoeopathy Medicine and Surgery) course at Jalalabad Homoeopathic Medical College and Hospital in Sylhet. He assured full cooperation in upgrading the college from a diploma-level to a bachelor-level institution.
Ariful Haque Choudhury shared his personal experience with homoeopathic treatment, stating that he has been using it regularly since a road accident in 1999. He believes that the global popularity of homoeopathy is due to its lack of side effects.
The event was presided over by Dr Abdullah Al Mujahid Khan, the acting principal of the college. Other notable attendees included Sylhet Additional Deputy Commissioner (General) Saida Parvin, Deputy Secretary Mohammad Shamsul Islam, and various college officials and representatives of the civil society.
At the conclusion of the programme, certificates were awarded to the students who successfully completed the DHMS course. This initiative reflects the government's commitment to improving healthcare accessibility and integrating alternative treatment methods in Bangladesh.






























