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Superpowers cannot solve world's problems: UN chief

The world's fault lines have turned from cracks into canyons as superpowers show that they alone do not have the military, economic and technological power to guarantee security or solve ...

Xi's visit to US is culmination of 'shift' in balance of world power

$Xi\'s visit to US is culmination of \'shift\' in balance of world power$

Later this week when Xi Jinping arrives in the US for high-stakes talks, Donald Trump will be there at Joint Base Andrews airbase to welcome him personally, a rare departure ...

India consents Asad Alam Siam's appointment as Bangladesh HC in New Delhi

$India consents Asad Alam Siam\'s appointment as Bangladesh HC in New Delhi$

The Indian government has formally given its consent to Bangladesh's decision to appoint Foreign Secretary Asad Alam Siam as the country's next High Commissioner to New Delhi, the Hindustan Times ...

Superpowers cannot solve world's problems: UN chief

Xi's visit to US is culmination of 'shift' in balance of world power

Iran, US hint at revival of talks

IGP seeks Russian support to bolster cyber capabilities

PM's UNGA tour: 'Smallest delegation, shortest trip'

Sri Lanka court convicts 15 over deadly Easter Sunday bombings

Dengue claims five more lives

Airbus is a test for Bangladesh government: French Ambassador

Iran, US hint at revival of talks

$India to attend new non-superpower grouping\'s inaugural session at UN$

India to attend new non-superpower grouping's inaugural session at UN

Bus fares rise by Tk 0.17 per kilometer

BMU plans to perform two liver transplants a month

IGP seeks Russian support to bolster cyber capabilities

Naf River polders to be rehabilitated in public interest: Anee

$\'Bangladesh-China ties can further expand thru investment, parliamentary cooperation\'$

'Bangladesh-China ties can further expand thru investment, parliamentary cooperation'

$Court orders to freeze ex NBR chief Rahmatul Muneem\'s bank accounts$

Court orders to freeze ex NBR chief Rahmatul Muneem's bank accounts

$\'Scientific training is provided to doctors to reduce dengue deaths\' Rafiqul Islam Pintu, AA State Minister for Health Dr. MA Muhit has said that, scientific training is being provided to doctors so that no dengue patient dies due to wrong treatment or mismanagement. He made the remarks at the Dhaka Medical College in the capital on Tuesday while addressing a discussion meeting titled \'Training of Doctors on Clinical Management of Dengue\'. Special training is being given to 1600 doctors in 40 districts at the directive of the State Minister for Health as well as this day long training program has been started on an urgent basis under the guidance of expert professors and doctors of the Bangladesh Society of Medicine. He further said that, doctors are being trained as per dengue clinical management standards with a view to reduce the death rate and saving many lives. Dr Muhit elaborately came up and said again that, till now 63 thousands 627 patients have been admitted to hospitals during this dengue season. Despite limited facilities and intense pressure 59 thousands 83 patients have already recovered through the tireless endeavor of doctors, he added. On the other hand, 4 thousand 3 hundred patients are under treatment now. He however mentioned again that, despite patients increasing about 99 percent infected patients are being cured and returned to their families by the doctors and health workers. State Minister for Health Dr. Muhit also international public health specialist and stated that an effective health system cannot be made based solely on emotions or unplanned decision. Moreover, initiatives have been taken to address the crisis in a coordinated manner by collecting epidemiological data and training doctors through science based planning, he added. In addition, stressing the importance of the professional dignity and social protection of doctors, State Minister said that any media trial against health workers is unacceptable and there should be no distance between the service providers and the public. Principal of country\'s different Medical Colleges, Civil Surgeons and doctors of Specialized hospitals were also present and virtually connected at the event.$