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Govt closes 1227 illegal clinics-hospitals in one month

Express Report
  27 Feb 2024, 13:10

The government has closed down 1227 illegal private clinics, hospitals, and diagnostic centres across the country in the past month to ensure patients' safety, Health Minister Samanta Lal Sen said on Sunday.

“We do not want to shut down any legal private clinics, hospitals and diagnostic centres. But those must be operated with adequate staff and equipment. Otherwise, I'll enforce a zero-tolerance policy,” he said while talking to the journalist at a press conference at the secretariat in Dhaka.

During the pre-scheduled press conference, Minister Sen addressed various healthcare-related issues, emphasizing the importance of the safety of the patient and healthcare providers.

"Just as I am thinking about the safety of patients, I am equally concerned about the safety of healthcare professionals,” he said, adding, "Good healthcare requires good doctors. Without adequate facilities, it becomes challenging to find good doctors."

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Govt closes 1227 illegal clinics-hospitals in one month

Express Report
  27 Feb 2024, 13:10

The government has closed down 1227 illegal private clinics, hospitals, and diagnostic centres across the country in the past month to ensure patients' safety, Health Minister Samanta Lal Sen said on Sunday.

“We do not want to shut down any legal private clinics, hospitals and diagnostic centres. But those must be operated with adequate staff and equipment. Otherwise, I'll enforce a zero-tolerance policy,” he said while talking to the journalist at a press conference at the secretariat in Dhaka.

During the pre-scheduled press conference, Minister Sen addressed various healthcare-related issues, emphasizing the importance of the safety of the patient and healthcare providers.

"Just as I am thinking about the safety of patients, I am equally concerned about the safety of healthcare professionals,” he said, adding, "Good healthcare requires good doctors. Without adequate facilities, it becomes challenging to find good doctors."

Comments

Study Reveals How Plant-Based Diet Reduces Disease Risk
Dengue Cases Surge in Bangladesh: Over 37,000 Hospitalised This Year
AI Cameras Allow Solo Surgery in Leap Toward Automated Surgery
Later Breakfast in Older Adults May Signal Health Risks: Study
Health Alert: Drinking Coconut Water Directly Can Be Risky