Nurjahan Begum
Nurjahan Begum is a health advisor who has been in the news for addressing the complexities and challenges involved in providing medical treatment to individuals injured during a recent mass uprising. She highlighted that the government has already sent 43 injured individuals abroad for advanced medical care, including 31 to Pakistan, citing the country's expertise in treating war-related injuries. Begum emphasized that a significant portion of those receiving treatment are ordinary citizens, underscoring the humanitarian aspect of the government's response to the crisis.
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Bangladesh:
Health advisor Nurjahan Begum informed reporters about the death toll at the burn institute.
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Bangladesh:
Nurjahan Begum expressed frustration about being unable to access city services.
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Pakistan:
Nurjahan Begum is the health adviser to the interim government and expressed concern about the immunisation programme due to aid cuts.
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Bangladesh:
Nurjahan Begum is mentioned as a consultant facing corruption allegations.
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Bangladesh:
Nurjahan Begum's personal officer was removed from duty along with Moazzem Hossain.
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Bangladesh:
Nurjahan Begum's personal officer has also faced similar corruption allegations.
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Bangladesh:
Nurjahan Begum is currently a health advisor and was one of the officials involved in the appeal.
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Bangladesh:
Nurjahan Begum's personal officer, Muhammad Tuhin Farabi, has been removed from his duties.
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Bangladesh:
Nurjahan Begum mentioned the complexities and obstacles regarding the treatment of the injured individuals.
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