Narayanganj:Dhaka State Minister for Health and Family Welfare Dr. M A Muhit announced that arrangements have been made to provide free medical treatment to students injured in a fire at a madrasa in Fatullah, Narayanganj. The fire erupted at Jamia Ashrafia Madrasa on the second floor of the five-storey building around 2 a.m. on Monday.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, Dr. Muhit stated that two medical boards have been established to oversee the treatment of the injured students, with all necessary tests and investigations being offered at no cost. The boards comprise 13-14 specialist doctors. He visited the National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery, where the students are receiving treatment, to make his remarks.
Seventy-nine individuals affected by the incident were taken to the Burn Institute, with 16 being discharged after receiving initial care. Doctors reported no burn injuries; however, many victims sustained damage to their respiratory tracts. Four individuals are under intensive observation, with one in critical condition.
Dr. Muhit emphasized the diligent care provided by the Burn Institute's doctors, noting that many patients are recovering well. He expressed hope that about 30 more patients could be released by evening or night, while others are reportedly in stable condition. Addressing the condition of the four students in the ICU, he assured they are receiving proper care and expressed optimism for their recovery.