2024-07-27 13:21:00
Bangladesh Red Crescent Society has distributed food items to the injured policemen in the incidents surrounding the quota movement in the capital.
Thursday (July 25) morning in the capital’s central police hospital to see the injured policemen, the chairman of the society, Dr. M. U. A delegation led by Kabir Chowdhury went. At this time, Kabir Chowdhury distributed food packages as food to 70 injured policemen.
Dr. visited the hospital and observed the physical condition of the policemen. Kabir Chowdhury. Expressing his condolences, he said that this kind of attack on the police force engaged in maintaining peace and order in the country is very sad. He expressed hope that those who were involved in such violence would wake up. He said, as a subsidiary organization of the government, the Red Crescent always stands by the side of the distressed people. The Red Crescent family is deeply saddened by the irreparable loss of life and property of the country. Responding to the call of the Honorable Prime Minister, we will work for the welfare of humanity to the best of our ability. He also said that the police personnel and their family members facing this dire situation will be given psycho-social support (PSS) by trained counselors of Red Crescent.
Sheikh Md. Director of Central Police Hospital expressed his gratitude to the Bangladesh Red Crescent Society’s humanitarian initiative. Rezaul Haider. Meanwhile, the member of the management board of the society, Munshi Kamruzzaman Kajal, director of the disaster response department. Mizanur Rahman, Director of Health Department Brigadier General (Retd.) Professor Dr. SM Humayun Kabir and volunteers of the society.