Datta said both India and Bangladesh can invest in the proposed project, and the administrative control should remain with the government officials of the two countries.
Taking a cue from the 바카라border haats바카라 on 바카라No Man바카라s Land바카라 between the India-Bangladesh boundary, an MP and noted doctor of the neighbouring country has floated the idea of setting up 바카라border hospitals바카라 to render quality healthcare services to people living along the stretch.
Dr Prangopal Datta, MP of Cumilla and former vice-chancellor of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University in Dhaka, who was here to attend a seminar, said the areas of cooperation in the medical sector should be further enhanced between the two countries.
바카라The 바카라border haats바카라 between the two countries for trade of local products, has emerged as a successful model. I think the concept of border hospitals will also be a success. Both the governments can start work on it. I have proposed this idea in different forums of India and Bangladesh,바카라 he told PTI.
바카라People in the border areas of both countries are poverty-stricken and they would be the ones most benefited. Besides, it would also enhance people to people relations between the two neighbouring countries,바카라 he said.
Datta said both India and Bangladesh can invest in the proposed project, and the administrative control should remain with the government officials of the two countries.
When contacted, Dr Ashok Sinha, the vice-chairman of the state바카라s Planning Board said, 바카라We are considering setting up such hospitals. I think it바카라s a feasible project, and would be a dream-come-true if successful.바카라 Sinha said a special medical visa could also be introduced for the purpose.
Two 바카라border haats바카라 바카라 one at Kamalasagar in Sepahijala district and another at Srinagar in South Tripura district 바카라 are operational in the northeastern state. People residing within five km of the border are eligible to buy and sell products in the haats.