Mridha Azam, who is undergoing treatment at the Sheikh Hasina National Institute of Burn and Plastic Surgery, has suffered burns to 80 percent of her body. His trachea was also burnt. As his condition worsened, he was taken on life support on Thursday.
Bangladesh sanitary shop worker Azam in the building that exploded in Siddikbazar. He is the eldest among five brothers and sisters. In the family, wife, a five-year-old daughter, mother, father and three brothers and sisters who are studying are all dependent on his income. He lives with his family in Madhubagh of the capital. Their village home is in Baufal upazila of Patuakhali.
Azam's father at the burn institute today Friday afternoon. Shajahan spoke to some of the family including Mridha. They said, Azam's family was running. No one knows what awaits them in the coming days.
Shajahan Mridha has a tea shop in Nayatola Bazar. But he is sick. Shajahan told Prothom Alo that 80 percent of his son's body was burnt. The doctor doesn't say anything. Now everything is in God's hands.
Twelve people were admitted to the burn institute after the blast in Siddiqbazar on Tuesday. Among them Md. Two named Mustafa (50) and Kamal Sheikh (40) left after treatment. Last Wednesday night. One named Musa (45) died. Another person named Yasin Ali (26), who was on life support, died on Thursday night. Two of the three people in the ICU at the Burn Institute were on life support as of Friday night.
Besides the bodies of the remaining five people, the airways of some were also burnt. There are injuries in different parts of the body. The body was also cut by various materials that were thrown, including glass.
Professor Samant Lal Sen, coordinator of Burn Institute, told Prothom Alo on Friday afternoon that the condition of all those admitted here is bad. No one's condition improved.
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