International quality health week is starting in the capital
Published: 08:55 19 May 2024
A three-day "Bangkok Hospital Health Week" is going to be held in Dhaka under the initiative of Global Trails Tourism. The fair will be held at Hotel Holiday Inn City Center in the capital Dhaka on May 24-26.
Global Trails Tourism reported this information in a press release on Wednesday (May 15). During Health Week, Thailand's "Bangkok Hospital" specialist doctors will provide free health care. On the first day of this three-day health week, cardiology department patients will be treated on May 24.
On this day, the patient will see Dr. Bangkok Hospital. Kriengkai Hengrusamy, Dr. Permaeus and Dr. Wichai. 2nd Day May 25th Orthopedic Department patients will be treated.
On this day, the patient will see Dr. Bangkok Hospital. Pongtron Sirithianchai, Dr. Panuat Silawatshananai and Dr. Chidez Sambun. On the third day of the week, May 26, Dr. Department of Neurology. Yudrak Prasart, Dr. Chanjira Satukitchai and Dr. Chaisak will see the patient. This time, for the first time, Global Trails Tourism and Thailand's organization Thimedics will be holding this health week of international standard in Dhaka.
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