NMIC demands expulsion, fair trial against health sector scammers
"We will be working on risk communication development, health service, agriculture, food security etc"
National Management Improvement Council (NMIC) arranged a human-chain demanding expulsion and fair trial against the responsible for the failure of Covid-19 test and management of health service.
They held their first programme, today, in front of the National Press Club in the capital and also announced forming of a mass investigation commission against mismanagement in Covid-19 test and the health sector.
The program was moderated by Dr Tanvir Abir, associate professor, International University of Business, Agriculture and Technology.
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Later from the program, the Joint-convener of NMIC, Dr Md Shamim Hayder Talukder declared the upcoming program. The human-chain was headed by Dr Nazmul Ahsan Kalimullah, Convener of NMIC.
"We are here to state our position against the mismanagement in the system. We believe, there is no alternative to a culture of accountability in the public sector. We should all be working together towards this goal," said Dr Nazmul Ahsan Kalimullah in his inaugural speech.
"We will be working on risk communication development, health service, agriculture, food security etc. Moreover, we want immediate expulsion trial of the responsible for the mismanagement in Covid-19 test and the health sector," said Dr Md Shamim Hayder Talukder.
"We are forming a Mass-Investigation Commission on 16th August to identify the suppliers of fake masks and the responsible for mismanagement in Covid-19 test and the health sector".
The moderator of the human-chain, Dr Tanvir Abir concluded the program expecting the concerned citizens and service providers to join the next program to make a contribution towards a better Bangladesh
