Healthcare
Take swift action to activate inoperative hospitals
Many patients are unable to receive treatment due to a lack of hospitals, yet they are forced to travel long distances while hospitals exist nearby on paper. The hospitals may have doctors and staff who receive regular salaries, and the infrastructure might be intact, but what is missing is any real activity at these hospitals.
Ensure safe motherhood
After conceiving a child, it is crucial to take necessary measures to eliminate pregnancy-related and childbirth-related complications to ensure that a mother is protected from life-threatening risks. Ensuring safe motherhood involves providing the appropriate medical care and environment. A pregnant woman has the right to receive healthcare from the time of conception until after the child is born. Over the past forty years, Bangladesh has made significant contributions to safe motherhood services, reducing maternal and infant mortality rates to a notable degree globally.
Health crisis again strikes remote villages in Rangamati
Three remote villages in Rangamati's Baghaichhari Upazila are grappling with outbreaks of diarrhea and fever and the situation is getting worse as these areas are not equipped with even basic healthcare facilities to this day.
ISPR requests not to get misled by rumours over security of St. Martin’s
Inter Services Public Relation Directorate (ISPR) has urged all not to be misguided by rumours spreading through social media over the security of St. Martin’s island centering Myanmar's ongoing internal conflict near the island.
No govt hospital or lab has international certificate, says Health Minister
He mentioned that in the future, initiatives will be taken to obtain international standard certificates for other government health service institutions.
Let healthcare not be a business, but a humanitarian endeavor
Among all the types of services people can provide to one another, healthcare is the most sensitive. This is why the term "service" is associated with healthcare, as it must be provided urgently and with a humanitarian perspective. If there is a slight delay in giving food to a hungry person, they might not die; if there is a delay in providing education to an uneducated person, it might not cause significant harm. However, a slight delay in providing medical care to an injured or sick person can result in the loss of life. Therefore, the words "service" and "urgent" are inextricably linked with healthcare.
Boost government allocation for healthcare services
Access to food, clothing, shelter, and education is considered fundamental human rights. However, in our country, just like in the case of other basic rights, people are also deprived in the field of healthcare. It is often said that people in our country suffer the most from lack of access to proper healthcare. Due to environmental changes, dietary habits, and irregular lifestyle, people in this country tend to be comparatively unhealthier. Secondly, due to various forms of corruption in the healthcare sector, they do not receive proper treatment. Nevertheless, it is undeniable that the government also shows considerable negligence in this matter.
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