Bullet-hit baby released from hospital

Baby Surayya of Magura, who was hit by a bullet when in her mother’s womb, was released from hospital in a healthy condition today after 26 days, reports BSS.
Health and Family Welfare Minister Mohammad Nasim was there on the occasion of formally handing over the child to her mother, Nazma Begum. The release certificate was given to her father, Bachchu Bhuiyan.
A press conference was held before the handing-over ceremony.
Nazma Begum said that her child recovered because of the untiring efforts of the attending doctors and nurses.
She said “I haven’t seen Bangabandhu but I’ve seen his daughter, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. It is because of her that my child has recovered. She has taken responsibility of my child. My natural mother has died, she is my mother now.”
Health and Family Welfare Minister Mohammad Nasim said all doctors from Magura to Dhaka had attended the child, diligently, that is why she was going home in a healthy condition. “What more could we hope for? the minister said, rhetorically.
He said the baby had little chance of survival but because of the untiring efforts of the doctors and nurses she had survived.

Bullet-hit baby released from hospital

Baby Surayya of Magura, who was hit by a bullet when in her mothers womb, was released from hospital in a healthy condition today after 26 days, reports BSS. Health and Family Welfare Minister Mohammad Nasim was there on the occasion of formally handing over the child to her mother, Nazma Begum. The release certificate was given to her father, Bachchu Bhuiyan. A press conference was held before the handing-over ceremony. Nazma Begum said that her child recovered because of the untiring efforts of the attending doctors and nurses. She said I havent seen Bangabandhu but Ive seen his daughter, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. It is because of her that my child has recovered. She has taken responsibility of my child. My natural mother has died, she is my mother now. Health and Family Welfare Minister Mohammad Nasim said all doctors from Magura to Dhaka had attended the child, diligently, that is why she was going home in a healthy condition. What more could we hope for? the minister said, rhetorically. He said the baby had little chance of survival but because of the untiring efforts of the doctors and nurses she had survived.