The President visited Local Government, Rural Development and Co-operatives Minister Abdul Moyeen Khan at Evercare Hospital in Dhaka on Friday morning to enquire about his health condition. The minister was admitted to the hospital on Wednesday night following sudden respiratory distress and cardiac complications. Upon arrival, the President spent time with the ailing minister, reviewed his medical updates, and wished him a quick and full recovery.
According to Bangabhaban sources, the President arrived at the hospital in the morning and was received by the medical team and family members. Renowned cardiologist Professor Shahabuddin Talukder, who is leading the medical board overseeing the minister's treatment, briefed the President on his current health status. The minister's wife, Advocate Roksana Khandaker, was present during the visit and thanked the President for his compassionate gesture.
Medical officials at Evercare Hospital stated that Minister Moyeen Khan was brought in on Wednesday night after experiencing severe breathing difficulties and heart-related complications. He was immediately shifted to the Coronary Care Unit (CCU) for intensive management. Doctors noted that while his condition is currently stable under strict observation, he will need to remain hospitalized for further monitoring and recuperation.
The sudden illness of the senior minister has drawn concern from various quarters of society. Political leaders, colleagues, and well-wishers have been expressing their deep concern and praying for his swift recovery. The President's visit to the hospital highlights the government's solidarity and concern for the health and well-being of its key policymakers during times of medical emergencies.
As the minister continues to receive specialized medical care, healthcare providers remain optimistic about his progressive recovery. Hospital authorities are closely monitoring his vital parameters around the clock. Family members have urged the public and his supporters to keep him in their prayers as he undergoes treatment at the capital's premier healthcare facility.
