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Theft in Cancer Research Hospital

By Asiuzzaman
Cancer Institute and Research Hospital (CIRH) authorities have detected a case of 'pilfering' that has rendered a valuable machine Inoperative, according to an enaufry committee report available Saturday
Nine items of the Wolf Cystrourethroscope Sets, used In the treatment of urinary diseases, were stolen last July, a source of the CIRH said adding that the authorities then formed an enquiry committee to probe the matter.
The report Implicated a staff member and a research fellow of the Mohakhall CIRH in the Incident.
The several-lakh-taka machine supplied from the Central Medical Store Department (CMSD) at the end of last February, was widely used for complicated operations and treatment of urethra, prostate gland. urinary bladder, ureter and kidney.
"We would like to Inform you that we thoroughly checked the items of the two remaining sets of the Wolf Cys-trourethroscopes in the CMSD store ... and detected that the following Items were not present tn the sets at the CIRH." the enquiry committee report addressed to the CIRH Dlrec tor said.
The metallic adaptor, long
smooth brush, long metallic probe with serrated end, catalogues, spare bulbs, cold light source and Its cover were missing from the sets, the report added.
One thing is most important to note was that along with storekeeper Nazrul Islam, Dr Hasan Akhter, Research Asstt. CIRH. Dhaka was involved althrough — for indenting ... receiving bf all sorts of materials from CMSD to CIRH. the two-member committee report said.
The committee was comprised of Associate Professor of Surgery. CIRH. Dr Shahid Hossain and Registrar of the Institute Dr Ahsan Kamal.
Later. Nazrul Islam, the store keeper of the CIRH, admitted" stealing and sought pardon from the Director for his 'fault.'
In a written appeal to the " Director he said that he was obliged to do so at the order of Dr Akhter.
The enquiry committee report was submitted to the authorities July 29 but any action in this regard was yet to be taken, an Institute source said.
The source said that a section of employees was allegedly Involved In pilfering the valuable equipment of the institute leaving many machines inoperative. He did not elaborate.