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Govt's reasoning to not allow Khaleda's treatment aboard unacceptable, lame: Fakhrul Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir. File photo Star Digital Report Star Digital Report BNP has termed the government's reasoning -- on legal grounds -- for not accepting the application from Khaleda Zia's family to allow her to go abroad for medical treatment "unacceptable". "They (government) said they can't allow Khaleda Zia to go abroad (for treatment). They have given some reasons which are absolutely unacceptable and lame. They said there is no precedence of sending c...

Reasoning unacceptable, lame Staff Correspondent Staff Correspondent The BNP has termed "unacceptable" the government's reasoning -- on legal grounds -- for not accepting the application from BNP Chairperson Khaleda Zia's family to allow her to go abroad for treatment. "They [government] said they can't allow Khaleda Zia to go abroad [for treatment]. They have given some reasons which are absolutely unacceptable and lame. They said there is no precedence of sending convicts abroad. They are trying to mislead people," said BNP Secretary General Mirza...

26% of those testing Covid-19 negative developed antibodies, says Ctg study Star file photo Star Digital Report Star Digital Report Around 89 percent of people who tested positive for Covid-19 in RT-PCR, and 26 percent who tested negative, developed antibodies against the virus, according to a study conducted by researchers in Bangladesh's Chattogram and USA. Dr Abdur Rob, a senior consultant of medicine and head of Covid-19 ward in Chattogram General Hospital, was the principal investigator of the study, reports our Chattogram correspondent. The study was conducted on 1,530 people -- 941 t...