BNP Chairperson and former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia’s health condition has shown signs of improvement, according to her medical team at Dhaka’s Evercare Hospital. Results from a recent CT scan and other key tests were reported as satisfactory, prompting the medical board to reconsider earlier plans to transfer her to London for advanced treatment. The board has not yet made a final decision, but doctors said her vital parameters are improving and she is responding better than before. A member of the medical board stated that Khaleda Zia’s condition is now more stable, and they are optimistic about her recovery in Bangladesh. Her daughter-in-law, Dr. Zubaida Rahman, is coordinating her care alongside local and foreign specialists. BNP leaders confirmed that arrangements for an air ambulance from Qatar remain available if needed. Khaleda Zia, 79, has been hospitalized since November 23 with multiple chronic ailments, including liver, kidney, and heart complications. The board’s final decision on whether she will remain in Dhaka or be flown abroad is expected soon, depending on her continued improvement.