Kalmakanda:Jatiya Sangsad Deputy Speaker Barrister Kayser Kamal has emphasized the moral responsibility of individuals to aid underprivileged and helpless people, noting that the state or government cannot provide all services alone. He called upon well-off members of society to offer humanitarian assistance According toir means.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, Kamal made these remarks while speaking at a free eye camp organized by the Kalmakanda Upazila BNP at the Kalmakanda Government Pilot High School ground. He stressed that social or personal goodwill can significantly impact humanitarian work and encouraged everyone to contribute from their respective positions to serve disadvantaged people.
During the event, Kamal highlighted that health camps and medical services are not politically or election-related. He noted that approximately 6,500 patients received medical services in Kalmakanda and Durgapur last year, with around 2,000 undergoing free cataract surgery. This year, a list of patients requiring cataract surgery is being prepared, and they will be transported to Mymensingh for treatment.
He assured that all expenses, including medical treatment, accommodation, food, and transportation, would be covered free of charge. Kamal also expressed gratitude to the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) leaders, activists, volunteers, and journalists for their orderly conduct of the medical services.