Ansar members rescue missing children at Dinajpur, Kushtia Medical College hospitals
Staff Correspondent
In a swift operation, Bangladesh Ansar and VDP personnel successfully rescued two young children who had gone missing from government hospital premises in Dinajpur and Kushtia.
Both children were reunited with their respective families on Monday afternoon following complete administrative verification.
At Dinajpur Medical College Hospital, Ansar member Anis Miah spotted four-year-old Romaia Akter crying unattended near the cash counter. Following her discovery, Camp In-charge PC Anisur Rahman and fellow team members conducted an extensive search across the hospital complex until they located the child's distressed parents.
In a separate incident at Kushtia Medical College Hospital, three-and-a-half-year-old Abu Huraira went missing from the hospital compound, prompting an immediate response from on-duty Ansar personnel. Following a systematic three-and-a-half-hour search drive across the surrounding vicinity, Ansar members Toriqul Islam, Rokibul Islam, and Aslam Kabir recovered the child unharmed at around 12:00 PM.
The parents expressed immense relief and heartfelt gratitude to the Ansar members for their vigilance and prompt action. The timely interventions have drawn widespread praise from hospital authorities and visitors alike, highlighting the force's dual role in maintaining security and delivering humanitarian support across public healthcare facilities.
