India is ready to extend any further support that Bangladesh may need for the expeditious recovery of Milestone victims.
This was stated by the visiting Indian medical team during an interaction with Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus here on Sunday.
The medical team conveyed that they came to Dhaka following Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s offer to provide all possible support to Bangladesh for the early recovery of the Milestone victims.
“India is willing to extend any further support that Bangladesh may need with regard to medical equipment or rehabilitation of those injured in the incident. If any patient needs further treatment in India, we can provide quick facilitation of that as well,” said the lead doctor of the medical team.
The Indian physicians expressed their satisfaction with the arrangements at the National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery and the procedures adopted by the NIBPS team, officials said.
The Indian medical team consists of two burn specialist doctors and two nursing assistants from RML Hospital and Safdarjung Hospital, which are the two best institutes in India specialising in burn recovery and plastic surgery.
The doctors arrived on 23 July and completed four rounds of consultations at the burn institute. They will return to India Monday after a final round of review of progress of the critical patients.
On Sunday, the health ministry revised the death toll from the 21 July air force jet crash into a building of Milestone School and College in Dhaka’s Uttara to 33.
LND/SAE
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