Nur discharged from hospital after 18 days
He is set to get admitted to another hospital tomorrow morning
Gono Odhikar Parishad President Nurul Haque Nur was discharged from Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH) today (15 September) after 18 days of treatment.
He was released from the hospital around 4:30pm, said a press release signed by the party's medica coordinator Abu Hanif.
Citing doctors, the media release said it will take several months for Nur to fully recover from the injuries sustained to his head and face.
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Nur currently has a fractured and displaced nasal bone, which will require surgical correction. Some doctors recommend immediate surgery, while others suggest waiting two to three weeks.
In addition, he has a fractured right maxilla and a compressed nerve, resulting in partial paralysis from beneath his right eye to the right side of his nose and lips. The nerve will also need surgical repair, said the release.
It added that Nur is also dealing with other complications, including liver damage caused by blunt trauma.
Given his condition, he has taken release from DMCH for the time being. He plans to consult with his personal doctors at night and be admitted to another hospital tomorrow morning.
Nur was admitted to DMCH on 29 August with multiple injuries after a clash between activists of his party and Jatiyo Party in front of his party office.
He was initially treated at the One-Stop Emergency Centre (OSEC) before being transferred to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU). Once his condition stabilised, he was shifted to cabin.
He was given treatment under a six-member medical board.
