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Back to where he belongs

Shaheen Mollah
Nasima, a teenage mother, had no clue about the ill motive of the two ayas at the Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) while handing over her 24-day-old sick son Rimon to them for medical treatment.
The two ayas, who work at the DMCH on temporary basis, tricked Nasima and took her fingerprint on a paper, which reads that Nasima sold her son to them for Tk 6000.
Nasima said she took her son
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Rimon to the DMCH emergency unit around 4:00pm on Saturday fearing that he had been suffering from jaundice.
"Two ayas named Nurjahan and Lucky approached me while I was waiting near the entrance of the emergency unit. They enquired about my son’s physical condition." Nasima told The Daily Star after getting back her son last night after 27 hours.
They told me that only adults are treated at the DMCH and there is a hospital for children nearby," said Nasima’s mother Ayesha who accompanied her daughter to the hospital from Gazipur.
The two took Nasima. her mother and sister Salma to a nearby two-storey building and (old (hem (ha( the doctor would come later.
"One of the ayas told me that we have to sign a paper for getting my grandson treated there for free," Ayesha said, adding that she and Salma signed the paper while Nasima put her fingerprint on it.
The ayas gave them a mobile phone number and asked them to leave Rimon with them saying that the doctor would attend him soon.
"We became very anxious after failing to contact them on mobile phone on Saturdav night." Ayesha said.
They searched for the two ayas in the city’s Chankharpool area yesterday but failed tofind them.
Later, they managed to reach Lucky over cell phone at about 4:00pm. She asked them to meet her at the DMCH withTk 6,000
When they reached the DMCH they saw Lucky and Nurjahan standing in front of the hospital gate. With the help of locals they caught the two
Acting on confessions of the two. police rescued the baby from Lucky's home at the city's .Manda at about 7:00pm.
Nurjahan and Lucky told The Daily Star that Nasima sold the baby to them forTk 6,000
Nasima broke up with her husband Humayun Kabir, a garment factory worker, six months back and has been living with her mother and sister since (hen in Gazipur.