Ad-din Medical College Hospital in Moghbazar, Dhaka, resumed full medical services from 8am Tuesday after being closed for about one and a half months. The Health Ministry returned the hospital’s licence and permitted services to restart on Monday afternoon. Outpatient, inpatient, emergency and other necessary services are now operating again.

Between 8am and 4pm, the outpatient department served 607 patients, while 56 new patients were admitted. Eight pregnant patients delivered by Caesarean section and three had normal deliveries. Medical students and patients expressed satisfaction over the reopening. Foreign intern doctor Ilyas Mansur said the restart would allow interns to complete their internships through patient care.

Executive Director Professor Dr Jamalunnesa said infrastructure renovations were completed under government instructions, including ventilation, light and oxygen arrangements in every ward, alongside staff training. The hospital said it remains committed to providing quality treatment at low cost. It offers ICU, NICU, CCU and dialysis services using infection-prevention methods, and operates ambulance services in Dhaka for Tk380.