দুই সন্তানের হামের চিকিৎসায় এক মাস হাসপাতালে, ইটভাটার শ্রমিক সাইফুল এখন নিঃস্ব

A brick kiln worker in Noakhali is facing severe financial hardship due to the measles treatment of his two young children. His 14-month-old daughter and 7-year-old son were both admitted to the hospital with measles symptoms, requiring over a month of hospitalization. The father has borrowed over 30,000 taka to cover medical expenses, but the inability to work while caring for his children has left him struggling to afford basic necessities and essential medications. Many families seeking treatment at the government hospital are from low-income backgrounds and are forced to purchase expensive medicines from outside pharmacies as the hospital often lacks necessary supplies.

This situation highlights the critical need for accessible and affordable healthcare, especially for vulnerable populations facing outbreaks of preventable diseases like measles.