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Irregularities in mental hospital, patients suffer
PABNA. Jan 25 : Lack of medical instruments, medicines. and absence of proper care have almost rendered the Pabna Mental Hospital unfit for providing smooth services to patients, reports UNB.
It is alleged that medicines supplied by the government are being sold to the local pharmacies by some dishonest employees of the hospital.
Patients complained that most of the doctors of the mental hospital rarely attend the patients in time adding they come to the hospital to sign their attendance and then return to their private chambers.
They also complained of unhygienic environment, low quality diet, unclean and non-comfortable beds and maltreatment by the staff and doc tors in the hospital.
Shortage of medical apparatus. X-ray machine, oxygen, ambulances have been prevail Ing in the hospital for a long time,
Local leaders have urged the authorities to take imme dlate measures to remove the problems in the only hospital of the country.
Acute shortage of bullock is posing serious setback to cultt-vaHon throughout the district during the current season.
According to informed
sources, about 60 to 70 per cent of the fanners of the dis trict have no bullock to till their lands. As a result, a vast area of land remain fallow every year.
At present a pair of bullock is being sold between Taka 9000 and Taka 12000 which is beyond the purchasing capacity of the common farmers
Farmers said cattle diseases claim a large number of cattle head every year About 500 bullock die and about 5000 are attacked by the epidemic dis eases every year in the district.
Natural calamities also took a large number of bullock last year. More over the greedy cobblers are found poisoning cattle in different plans of the district only to collect skins.
On the other hand scarcity of fodder is prevailing in various places of the district.
Prices of oilcakes, barn, husk and other materials used as fodder have gone beyond the purchasing capacity of the farmers
The local people urged the authorities to provide loans for purchasing bullock and take preventive measures to check the cattle diseases for redress their sufferings.