Bangladeshi doctors fear the life of opposition leader Khaleda Zia New Health

Doctors caring for the former prime minister say they fear for his life if they are not allowed to fly abroad to seek medical help.

Doctors in Bangladesh are treating a sick opposition leader and former prime minister Khaleda Zia they said they feared for their lives if they would not allow him to fly abroad for medical care.

Zia, a 76-year-old leader of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) and archivist of current Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, has been diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver. Her doctors said she had three major internal bleeds in the past two weeks.

“We don’t have the resources and support technology … here to control and stop bleeding,” his chief physician Fakhruddin Mohammad Siddiqui told reporters at his home on Sunday, alongside four other doctors from his medical team.

Ziak said there is a 50 percent chance of internal bleeding next week, and a 70 percent chance of it happening in the next six weeks.

“The chances of controlling the odor are scarce,” he said. “In that case, there’s a higher risk of death.”

“If we want to save a patient’s life, we need to take ADVICE,” he said, referring to a transjugular hepatic portosystemic shunt, saying a medical procedure was only available in advanced medical countries in Germany, the UK and Germany. USA.

Zia has been in the critical care unit of a hospital in Dhaka since November 13, five months after she was cured of COVID-19.

But the court has banned the leader of the main opposition party from leaving the country after being convicted of corruption in 2018.

As his situation has worsened, he has been acted out by BNP activists and supporters protests across the country, requesting permission to travel for treatment.

A BNP supporter has a Zia poster in a protest in front of the Dhaka National Press Club [Monirul Alam/EPA]

About 20 people were injured in the northern district of Natore on November 22 when BNP activists clashed with police.

Earlier this month, Zia’s family and party appeared to reject the prayers.

“I have done everything I can for Khaleda Zia. Now the law will decide the next course of action, ”Hasina said at a news conference.

A government minister suggested that the BNP take in foreign doctors.

It was Zia He was sentenced to 10 years in prison In February 2018, the BNP, which was in power from 2001 to 2006, says it was politically motivated by allegations of corruption.

It was him was released in March last year because his condition worsened in a prison where he was the only prisoner. He has since been banned from flying abroad and is being treated at a local hospital.

His doctors and parties allege that Zia, who suffered from heart failure, rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes, was not properly treated when he was jailed.