“I have seen the doctor, I have received medicine, I feel peace”
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Didarul Alam lives in Cha Bagan area of Ramur Joarianala Union in Cox’s Bazar. His one-year-old child. Mizan has been suffering from cold and fever for seven days. Didarul took his son to a local doctor, but there was no improvement. He can’t even afford to visit a specialist doctor in the city. He ran after hearing that there was a free medical camp at Amtliapara, three kilometers away from the house, along the Ramur bypass road.
Faraz Hossain Foundation organized the medical camp titled ‘Specialist Treatment for Humanity’. At 12 noon, Didarul Alam was standing on one side of the camp with the sick Mizan on his chest. Didarul, a carpenter by profession, showed the doctor and took medicine for free. Didarul said to Prothom Alo, taking the document in hand, that the youngest of his two sons, Mizan, had a cold and fever seven days ago. Five days ago, Ramur went to Chaumuhani and saw a doctor. The doctor examined and gave medicine. However, the fever and cold did not decrease. The crying of the child is not tolerated. He can’t even afford to go to the city hospital 25 km away and see a doctor. Didarul said, “I came here and showed my son to the doctor. I also received medicine. All in all, it feels peaceful.
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Housewife Sabina Yachmin of Murapara came to the medical camp with another six-month-old child. He said, he came to the camp at 9:30 am with his child. The doctor saw the child and gave a prescription. He also received medicine for free. He said that he is happy for this.
Hochan Ahmad (73), a resident of Amtliapara, expressed his gratitude for receiving medical care and medicine in this camp organized by Faraj Hossain Foundation. He said, ‘Due to diabetes, I have to take insulin every day. Whole body pain including waist, can’t sleep at night. Due to lack of money, I can’t even buy proper medicine. I was able to get treatment here without money, I also got medicine, now I can sleep peacefully for some time. ‘
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On July 1, 2016, the people of the country were stunned by the terrorist attack on Holy Artisan Bakery. Faraz Ayaz Hossain was brutally killed by militants for refusing to leave his two friends. Faraj Hossain Foundation has been established by his family in the name of this brave young man. The foundation was officially launched on December 3, 2017. Faraj Ayaz Hossain’s foundation of friendship, courage and humanity has stood by the people by holding and cherishing that feeling. On behalf of this foundation, various humanitarian activities are being conducted across the country, including providing food aid to flood-affected areas, providing free medical services and medicines to poor patients.
Faraj Hossain Foundation, which is running on the ground floor of a building in Amtliapara, Ramur, in collaboration with SKF, one of the country’s drug manufacturers, started the free medical camp at 9 am. Hundreds of patients from different areas were present there. Most were women and children.
In the beginning, the regional sales manager of SKF Pharmaceutical Limited Cox’s Bazar highlighted the objective of organizing the free medical camp for the patients. Arifur Rahman Khan. After that, 231 patients were treated by Dr. Rad Sharar Rahman, Yachin Md. Abdullah and Tashnova Shawrin Rahman.
The doctors said that they treated gynaecology, medicine, surgery, nose-ear-throat, heart disease, diabetes, chest disease, children’s diseases. SKF Pharmaceuticals Senior Field Manager Md. Mostafizur Rahman, Senior Medical Services Officer Russell Ahmed, Medical Services Officer Hafizul Islam and others.
Regional Sales Manager of SKF Pharmaceutical Limited Cox’s Bazar. Arifur Rahman Khan said that 231 patients were given health care and medicines free of cost till 3 pm.
Source: Prothom Alo Bangla
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