Ramganj Health Complex upgraded to 50 beds

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Abu Taher, Ramganj Correspondent:
The Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has sent a letter to the 50-bed upgradation of 50 beds at Ramganj Upazila Health Complex in Laxmipur. As a result, the number of beds in this hospital will be 19 more.
This information was informed in a letter signed by Mohammad Rokan Uddin, Deputy Secretary of the Government Health Management-1 Branch of the Ministry of Health Care Department on Wednesday. He has sent a letter to the concerned civil surgeon.
Member of Parliament of Laxmipur-1 Constituency confirmed this information. Anonor Hossain Khan said, Ramganj Hospital has approved the operation of 31 beds and 50 beds. It has increased the number of beds for the people of Ramganj.
It should be noted that more than 5 lakh people of Ramganj upazila were suffering due to medical service crisis for several years.L Lakshmipur-1 Constituency MP Dr. Anonor Hossain Khan's private effort has been said to have approved the operation of the Upazila Health Complex by upgrading 31 beds to 50 beds and the residents of Ramganj have been given a lot of relief.

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