AB party suggested forming a monitoring team to take care of the injured in the movement
Published: 06:11 17 August 2024
AB Party Member Secretary Mojibur Rahman Manju is talking to journalists. National Orthopedic Hospital and Rehabilitation Institute, Dhaka, 17 August 2024
Amar Bangladesh (AB) Party has suggested the formation of central and regional monitoring teams to take care of the treatment and rehabilitation of the injured in the mass movement of students. This advice is given to the coordinators and leaders of the student agitators.
Today, Saturday, a delegation of the party went to the National Orthopedic Hospital and Rehabilitation Institute (NETOR) at Agargaon in the capital to seek treatment for those injured in the anti-discrimination student movement.
After seeing the injured, AB Party member secretary Mojibur Rahman Manju told reporters that the condition of the injured is much worse than expected. They are screaming. They are the heroes of the creation of new Bangladesh. Their treatment and rehabilitation should be given top priority.
Abdul Wahab, the joint convener of AB Party, drew the attention of the coordinators and leaders of the minar movement and said, "Management of traffic activities on the road, cleaning of the road, graffiti painting of the revolution, as well as humanitarian responsibility towards the injured should be fulfilled."
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