City Desk :
Health and Family Welfare Adviser Nurjahan Begum called upon all to work in unison to build a beautiful and liberal Bangladesh on Monday.
“Let’s work together to build a beautiful and liberal Bangladesh,” she said while addressing, as the chief guest, a programme titled “July Revival” at the Shaheed Abu Sayeed International Convention Centre in the capital’s Shahbagh, reports BSS.
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare organised the programme to honour the health workers who have been tirelessly providing healthcare services to the July warriors.
The adviser said the Language Movement of 1952, the Mass Uprising of 1969, and the Great Liberation War of 1971 are proud chapters in the history of Bangladesh.
“But we lost many students and people in the month of July. We will never forget their supreme sacrifices,” she said.
At the beginning of the programme, a documentary was screened highlighting the role of health workers in the July uprising.
Speaking about the Milestone tragedy, the health adviser said they are doing their best to ensure treatment for the burn victims of the jet crash at Milestone School and College.
“Our physicians, nurses, and technologists have been working round the clock to provide the best treatment to the injured children,” she said, expressing hope that such a tragedy will never happen again.
In a special video message screened at the event, Chief Adviser of the Interim Government Prof Dr Muhammad Yunus said, “Our physicians have treated the July warriors round the clock to save their lives. The nation will never forget their contribution.”
