Medical services are running under tight security in Dubai

After the incident of vandalism and beating of doctors in the emergency department of Dhaka Medical College Hospital, the medical activities have been normalized there through tight security. But no one is allowed to enter without the attendant pass card.

The emergency department of Dhaka Medical College was visited on Monday (September 2). Army and BGB members are deployed in front of the emergency department. They are monitoring the security by positioning themselves at different spots.

Although there is no strict security of the army and BGB in the outer ward of Dhaka Medical College Hospital, medical services are ongoing there. As before, patients can see the doctor by buying a ticket through the line.

The doctors of Dhaka Medical College (DMH) announced an indefinite strike yesterday in connection with the beating of three doctors of the neurosurgery department of Dhaka Medical College (DMH) Hospital. A meeting with the health advisor followed. At that time, the strike was suspended for 24 hours on condition of arrest of the attackers and adequate security. The emergency department started yesterday at 8 pm.

Meanwhile, a case has been registered at the capital's Shahbagh police station in connection with the assault and vandalism on three doctors of the neurosurgery department of the Dhamek Hospital (Dhamek). In the case, three students including a teacher of the private Bangladesh University of Business and Technology (BUBT) have been made accused. Apart from this, 40-50 people were made unknown accused. On Sunday (September 1), Amir Hossain, the office assistant of DMK Hospital, filed the case as the plaintiff.

Bangladesh /SBT