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Hurt AL leaders in hospitals improve

Staff Correspondent
All the Awami League (AL) leaders, now undergoing treatment at various city hospitals, are getting well and stated to be safe.
They were injured in the August 21 blasts on AL rally that killed 18 people and injured over 200.
Former water resources minister and AL leader Abdur Razzak, who is undergoing treatment at Sikder Medical College Hospital, is improving.
Talking to The Daily Star from his cabin, Razzak said, "My condition is improving but for diabetes, the healing is quite slow."
Apart from the splinter injuries, Razzak suffered severe burns on both the ankles. Doctors stated his condition to be pretty serious as diabetic complications were barring them from performing operations.
AL leader Suranjit Sengupta was discharged from Samorita Hospital yesterday at 6:40pm.
Suranjit, also a patient of heart
disorders and hypertension, was admitted to the private hospital with multiple splinter injuries in his head and forehead. Surgeons on Saturday operated on him and removed some of the sharp metal pieces.
Former Dhaka City Corporation mayor Mohammad Hanif and his son Sayeed Khokan were admitted to BIRDEM Hospital. They are still under observation with multiple grenade splinters that pierced their bodies in Saturday's blasts.
"I still feel pains in abdomen and head. Surgeons tried to remove some of the metal pieces but later postponed as they feared it might cause tissue damage," Hanif told The Daily Star from his cabin by phone yesterday.
His son Sayeed Khokan was accommodated in the same cabin.
Bahauddin Nasim, president of Sweccha Sebak League, in the intensive care unit of Bangladesh Medical College Hospital (BMCH), was receiving treatment for low blood pressure and respiratory troubles in addition to the splin-
ter wounds.
He was admitted to the hospital on Saturday.
Doctor Ziaul Hague Bhuiyan, the on duty medical officer said, "Nasim still has a fever, may be for an internal infection resulted from the metal splinters embedded in various parts of his body."
"We're observing his condition though he is out of danger now," Dr Zia added.
AL Presidium Member Kazi Jafrullah, admitted to Samorita Hospital, had sustained multiple splinter injuries mostly in his left hand. Surgeons on Saturday took out some of them by surgery.
He was still under observation till yesterday.
AL leader Neela Chowdhury was undergoing treatment at female ward 13 of the same hospital. She received grenade splinters in her legs.
Condition of AL leader Ishak Ali Khan Panna, assistant secretary SEE PAGE 11 COL 3 FROM PAGE 12
(sub committee), was stated to be safe. He is receiving treatment for splinter wounds in the Central Hospital.
Sheikh Bazlur Rahman, a leader of AL's Dhaka city unit, is receiving treatment at the Samorita Hospital for multiple splinter injuries.
Meanwhile, 14 patients injured in Saturday's attacks are now under treatment in Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH). Many were released yesterday and the day before, while many others shifted to other city hospitals and clinics, hospital sources said.