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Bangladesh plans Tk 45,000 crore upgrade for Upazila Health Complexes

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The government plans a Tk 45,000 crore project to upgrade all Upazila Health Complexes into 151-bed facilities. This three-year project, scheduled to begin in December 2026, involves constructing new hospital buildings and renovating existing facilities across 443 upazilas. The Public Works Department is conducting a feasibility study for this initiative in coordination with the Health Services Division.

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The project aims to strengthen grassroots healthcare services by introducing specialized facilities, including intensive care, kidney dialysis, and cancer screening. However, health experts and economists have questioned the hurried preparation and the decision to expand all complexes without comprehensive needs assessments.

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