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Prime Minister Tarique Rahman announced that the government will recruit 25,000 midwives across Bangladesh to promote normal deliveries. He also said that 100,000 health workers and another 25,000 midwives will be appointed under government initiatives. The announcement came on Saturday, July 11, 2026, during the 81st founding anniversary celebration of Dhaka Medical College Hospital.
The prime minister stated that 51-bed hospitals at upazila and district levels will be upgraded to 100 beds to ensure healthcare services reach people’s doorsteps. He urged specialist doctors to provide services at the local level so that fewer patients need to travel to Dhaka. Emphasizing preventive healthcare, he said the government will train healthcare workers to raise awareness and reduce disease incidence.
Rahman praised Dhaka Medical College for its historical role in national movements and its contribution to producing both doctors and social leaders. He also highlighted the importance of trust between patients and doctors, describing healthcare as a deeply human service.
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