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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 2023
State Minister for Foreign Affairs gives High Flow Nasal Cannula Machine to DMCH

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01 July, 2020, 06:35 pm
Last modified: 01 July, 2020, 06:36 pm

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State Minister for Foreign Affairs gives High Flow Nasal Cannula Machine to DMCH

TBS Reports
01 July, 2020, 06:35 pm
Last modified: 01 July, 2020, 06:36 pm
Relatives visiting their patients in ICU. File Photo :Mumit M/TBS
Relatives visiting their patients in ICU. File Photo :Mumit M/TBS

State Minister for Foreign Affairs Shahriar Alam has donated two High Flow Nasal Cannula Machines to Dhaka Medical College Hospital from private funds. This machine is used to supply oxygen to patients in critical condition, including Covid-19 patients.

The medical supplies imported from Australia were handed over to the director of Dhaka Medical College Hospital, Brigadier General AKM Nasir Uddin, this afternoon. The younger brother of the state minister for foreign affairs Saiful Alam handed over the medical supplies.

Soon two more High Flow Nasal Cannula Machines procured from the personal funds of the State Minister for External Affairs will be provided for Dhaka Medical College Hospital.

State Minister for Foreign Affairs PS Golam Mawla was present at the time.

Earlier, the state minister for foreign affairs provided three ventilators to the police hospital for the treatment of members of the police force who were affected by coronavirus.

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