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Prime Minister Tareq Rahman Oversees Treatment for Critically Ill Child Anifa

Prime Minister Tareq Rahman has taken responsibility for the treatment of two-year-old Anifa Akter, who suffers from a complex congenital disease.

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Prime Minister Tareq Rahman has taken responsibility for the treatment of two-year-old Anifa Akter, who is suffering from a complex congenital disease. Anifa's impoverished family is unable to afford her medical care. Following media reports, the Prime Minister directed his office to gather information about the family and ensure Anifa receives necessary medical assistance.

A delegation led by Member Secretary of Amra BNP Poribar Agriculturist Moksedul Momin (Mithun) visited Anifa at the National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases (NICVD) and Hospital. PMO physician and renowned orthopedic surgeon Dr. Shah Mohammad Amanullah Aman accompanied the delegation.

A five-member expert medical board, led by Dr. Zahidul Islam, head of the Paediatric Cardiology Department at NICVD, reviewed Anifa's condition. The board concluded that her condition is extremely complex and critical.

The medical board has decided to present Anifa's case to a specialist medical team from China once they arrive in Bangladesh. The next course of treatment will be determined through a joint consultation between Bangladeshi specialists and the Chinese medical team. If necessary, a decision will be made to send Anifa abroad for advanced treatment.

The delegation met with Anifa's family and assured them of full government support for her treatment. They conveyed Prime Minister Tarique Rahman's sincere sympathy and best wishes to the family.

Source: BSS

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