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Hasina's doctor writes letter to CA for ear treatment in US

Staff Correspondent
Prof Modasser Ali, a personal physician of detained Awami League (AL) President Sheikh Hasina. yesterday appealed to Chief Adviser Fakhruddin Ahmed again to take steps for sending the former premier to the USA for treatment ofher ear.
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If the AL chief, now undergoing treatment at Square Hospital in the capital, turns deaf somehow, neither the government nor the hospital authorities would be able to avoid their responsibilities for that, he told The Daily Star.
In a letter to the chief adviser, the ophthalmologist said neither any audiological specialist nor the scope for doing hearing aid analysis, fitting, and repair of the high-quality devices installed in Sheikh Hasina's ear, is available in the country.
"The high-quality devices can be repaired only at the medical centre in the USA where those had bi en installed in her ears,” said Prof Modasser.
"Problems with Sheikh Hasina's hearing devices are increasing. Since there is a direct or indirect correlation between (he problems of hearing devices and her other ailments, I'm earnestly requesting you (chief adviser] to send Hasinato the USA immediately for the sake of her proper treatment." he said.
He said it's his moral duty to appeal to the government for ensuring proper treatment for Hasina. "As
a doctor I would continue appealing to the government until it sends Hasina to the USA for treatment of herear," Modasser said.
Hasina's hearing devices are becoming dysfunctional, he said adding that she would turn deaf if her hearing devices are not made functional immediately.
"I hope that the current head of the caretaker government would not expect the former premier to turn deaf," he added.
He also hoped that the chief adviser would consider the matter of her treatment on humanitarian grounds.
Hasina's hearing problem has not been treated at the Square Hospital where regular medical observation on her minor ailments had been made, he said adding that the Square Hospital authorities have already admitted their limitations regarding treatment of I lasina's ear before the media.
Earlier, Prof Modasser and three other personal physicians of Hasina sent a letter to the chief adviser on January 3 requesting him to send the AL president to the USA for treatment of her ear.