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Anti-discrimination movement of Rajshahi total of 127 injured people Received treatment, 2 deaths, currently 6 people treated at Rajshahi Medical College Hospital in two special cabins.

Meanwhile, 2 people are in a critical situation, and a 9th-class student will be sent to Dhaka for treatment as he said to the Daily English Times Reporter.

However, the six patients include Hafizur 22, Ismail Hossen, Sakib, Jashim, and Wasim. IU students Ismail Hossen and Wasim were seriously injured in as shoot-out on 5 August.

Moreover, the injured protestors were under treatment, reporter discussed various present issues

Hafizur, a 22-year-old college student, said, “On August 5, when the Student League attacked me with a chopper at Alu Patti, I stopped it with my left hand, my wrist was cut and my arm vein was severed. The doctor said that I will be operated on next Thursday.’

He also said ‘On August 5 I was admitted to the hospital and sometimes they gave me a discount, then when I saw the doctor at the Islami Hospital, they demanded Tk 2 lakh for the operation. In such a situation, I was re-admitted to the Rajshahi Medical College and I was getting treatment here for free.’

Ismail Hossain, a postgraduate student of IU, said, “On August 4, the police force fired tear gas and bullets sporadically at the police station intersection in Kushtia. As a result, some bullets pierced my skull. Someone was taken to Kushtia Medical Center at two o’clock and sent home with the wrong treatment. Later, when I felt a pain in my head, I went to the medical center and a bullet was removed from my head. I came to Rajshahi on the 10th and I was admitted to the Rajshahi Medical College on the 10th and I am under treatment here for free.”

Shakib, a student of class 9 under treatment, said, “When brickbats were thrown sporadically in the procession, I tore the vein in my leg while running away. I was admitted to the medical center on August 5 and went home on the 6th. If the doctor resorted to cutting the stitches, he said that he would not send me to Dhaka. The family is worried about the cost of treatment in Dhaka.

Jasim, a businessman undergoing treatment, said, “When thousands of people gathered on August 5 to destroy the portrait of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in Gazipur, the Ansar forces fired indiscriminately, and in such a situation, I was shot four times in the hand and one in the cheek. Three places in the hand were smuggled out and one bullet was taken out. Three bullets are still in the hand. It is visible in the X-ray footage. My left hand is useless because of the bullet wound. Even though I am being given free treatment, I am worried about my family’s financial condition.”

Wasim, who is under treatment, said, “During the August 5 movement in Rajshahi’s Alu Patti, a bullet suddenly hit my lower abdomen and it exploded. RMC has undergone multiple surgeries. I have been admitted to RMC since August 5. Physically I am still bedridden. I can’t move. ”

Besides, the agitators who returned home after receiving treatment at different places in the city are – Sabbir Hossain, Rabidul Islam, Ibrahim Maktar Ali, Taimur Rahman, Md Dulal, Tafsirul Islam, Istiaq Ahmed, Suhrawardy, Farzana Alim, Salman, Shah Alam, Mansoor Mollah, Alimuddin. . , Zubair bin Reza, Ghulam Murtaza Abdul Latif, Hasib, Abdul Hannan Abdul Hai, Abdur Rahim, Kawsar Rafiqul Islam, Mominul Hasan Rashid, Roknuzzaman Ataur Rahman, Naimul Islam Nazrul Islam, Tariqul Islam, Mainul Islam Masood Karim, Ripon, Dulal, Abhi and Abdur Rahim Rafiqul Islam.

Dr. Shankar K Biswas, spokesperson of Rajshahi Medical College Hospital, Said “A total of 127 students and other professionals have received medical treatment since the August 5 student uprising, the violence surrounding the uprising. One died under treatment. Besides, all the rest have recovered and returned home.

Currently, 6 patients are under treatment in Rajshahi Medical College Hospital. All of them are in stable condition.’

”As a sign of our director’s sincerity, we have separately declared two cabins as dedicated wards for them. And they are all under treatment in these two cabins.

All their medicines food and other conveniences are provided completely free of cost. At the same time, other relief and financial assistance is being provided to them through the social service department of the hospital. The director supervises overall. We are not holding any fault in their medical care.” he also said

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