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Bangladesh’s former PM Khaleda Zia remains in critical condition at a Dhaka hospital, with a specialist Chinese medical team joining her treatment. Security around the hospital has been heightened and prayers are being held nationwide.

Security Tightened for Bangladesh's Khaleda Zia Amid Health Crisis

Khaleda Zia's Security Enhanced Over Health Concerns

Bangladesh&rsquo;s former PM Khaleda Zia remains in critical condition at a Dhaka hospital, with a specialist Chinese medical team joining her treatment. Security around the hospital has been heightened and prayers are being held nationwide.

Security was tightened around Bangladesh's former prime minister Khaleda Zia on Tuesday as a specialist medical team from China joined efforts to treat the ailing politician, who remains in a highly critical condition at a private hospital in Dhaka.
Police erected a barricade at the main gate of Evercare Hospital around 2 am, with hospital sources saying more than two dozen personnel have been deployed to regulate patients' movement and reinforce Zia&rsquo;s security, The Daily Star newspaper reported.
The 80-year-old Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) chairperson was admitted to the hospital on November 23 after being diagnosed with infections affecting her heart and lungs. Four days later, the three-time prime minister was shifted to the coronary care unit after several of her health complications worsened. Her condition deteriorated further, and she was placed on ventilation on Sunday night, BNP Vice-Chairman Advocate Ahmed Aazam Khan said on Monday.
A five-member specialist team from China arrived in Dhaka on Monday and was seen entering the hospital late in the night, according to the Dhaka Tribune newspaper. The delegation earlier held a meeting with the medical board overseeing Zia's treatment, confirmed the board's head and cardiologist, Dr Shahabuddin Talukder.
Talukder said Zia&rsquo;s condition remained unchanged and that she was not fit to travel abroad for advanced treatment. He added that further expert opinion was urgently needed, with another team of Chinese specialists expected to arrive later on Tuesday.
The tightened security followed the interim government&rsquo;s decision on Monday to declare Zia a &ldquo;very, very important person&rdquo;, enabling the deployment of the Special Security Force (SSF) for her protection. Four SSF personnel visited the hospital around midnight and inspected various sections of the building for nearly three hours.
Zia is currently staying in a cabin on the fourth floor, where surrounding cabins have been vacated as part of heightened security protocols. The three-time prime minister was admitted to the private hospital on November 23 after being diagnosed with infections affecting her heart and lungs. She was moved to the coronary care unit four days later as her complications worsened. Her condition deteriorated further, and she was placed on ventilation on Sunday night, BNP Vice-Chairman Advocate Ahmed Aazam Khan said on Monday.
&ldquo;She is in a very critical condition. There is nothing more to do except seek prayers from the whole nation,&rdquo; he told reporters.
BNP Standing Committee member Salahuddin Ahmed told reporters late Monday that Zia's son and the party&rsquo;s acting chairman, Tarique Rahman, who has been living in self-exile in London for over a decade, &ldquo;will return to Bangladesh soon&rdquo;.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday expressed deep concern over Zia&rsquo;s health and offered all possible support.
Across Bangladesh, prayers are being held for Zia&rsquo;s recovery. Local BNP units and affiliated organisations arranged special prayers in mosques, temples and community centres in Dhaka, Rajshahi, Chattogram, Barishal, Sylhet, Mymensingh and other districts. Many supporters also took to social media to post prayers and messages wishing her a swift recovery.

Zia went to London on January 8 for advanced medical care and was admitted to The London Clinic. After being discharged from the clinic, the BNP chairperson moved to her eldest son Tarique Rahman’s residence, where she has been receiving treatment.

Khaleda Zia Returns to Bangladesh After Treatment

Khaleda Zia Returns to Dhaka After Treatment

Zia went to London on January 8 for advanced medical care and was admitted to The London Clinic. After being discharged from the clinic, the BNP chairperson moved to her eldest son Tarique Rahman&rsquo;s residence, where she has been receiving treatment.

Bangladesh's ailing former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia on Tuesday returned to the country from London after four months of medical treatment, according to a media report.
Zia went to London on January 8 for advanced medical care and was admitted to The London Clinic. After being discharged from the clinic, the BNP chairperson moved to her eldest son Tarique Rahman&rsquo;s residence, where she has been receiving treatment.
An air ambulance sent by the Qatari emir carrying Khaleda and her two daughters-in-law&mdash;Tarique Rahman&rsquo;s wife, Zubaida Rahman, and the late Arafat Rahman Coco&rsquo;s wife, Syeda Sharmila Rahman&mdash;landed in Dhaka around 10:30 am, bdnews24 reported.
The plane had departed from London&rsquo;s Heathrow Airport at 4:20 pm local time. Tarique had driven his mother to the airport and seen her off, according to Khaleda&rsquo;s private physician, Prof. AZM Zahid Hossain.
The 79-year-old three-time prime minister has long suffered from liver cirrhosis, kidney disease, heart problems, diabetes, and arthritis.

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