The Dhaka Times Desk Popular actor Abdul Quader was admitted to the hospital after returning home after treatment in India. However, his physical condition is still critical.
Actor Abdul Quader, who was diagnosed with cancer, was admitted to Evercare Hospital in the capital yesterday (December 20) after returning to the country, family members said.
It is known that Abdul Quader was receiving treatment in Chennai, India. He was also supposed to undergo chemotherapy there. The family members said that the hemoglobin in his blood is gradually decreasing. Doctors said that it is not possible to give chemotherapy in this condition. Later they decided to bring him back to the country.
Earlier, the family asked the countrymen to pray for the health of Abdul Quader and informed that if his condition is as it is now, there will not be any big problem to fly, the doctors said. Still fearing that such a long journey. We ask for prayers from everyone. May Allah heal him and bring him back to us.
Backpain was this actor. He was forced to be taken out of the country after treatment in different hospitals of the country did not get the expected results. Although planning to go to Singapore, the plan had to be changed due to visa complications. His tumor was diagnosed after a full body CT scan in the country. After going to Chennai for examination, it was found that his pancreatic cancer had spread throughout his body.
He is currently suffering from pancreatic cancer. He was taken to Chennai, India on December 8 as the treatment in Bangladesh did not give good results. Abdul Quader gained wide popularity by playing the role of Badi in the drama 'Kothao Kew Nei' written by the literary writer Humayun Ahmed. He is better known as Badi to television viewers of Bangladesh. He is also a known face of the popular magazine show 'Etiyadi'.
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