ARCS Cardiac Hospital for Congenital Heart Defect Patients to Commence Operations Soon!

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Mon, May 19 2025 5:32 PM
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ARCS Cardiac Hospital for Congenital Heart Defect Patients to Commence Operations Soon!

Today, Monday, May 19th, the leadership of ARCS convened a meeting under the chairmanship of Sheikh Ul Hadith Shahabuddin Delawar, the Acting General President of ARCS.

The meeting was also attended by Hafiz Azizur Rahman, the Vice President, Mawlawi Rohullah Abdul Salaam, the Acting Secretary General, as well as several other department heads from the head office .

During the meeting, the Acting General President engaged with senior officials to deliberate on the launch of operations at ARCS’s hospital for patients with congenital heart defects, address the existing challenges, and various administrative issues. Further, he provided necessary instructions and recommendations about the subject matter, to enhance delivery service. 

In is noteworthy that, despite the current absence of a fully equipped cardiac facility, ARCS has, through formal agreements with several domestic hospitals, facilitated the treatment of thousands of congenital heart defect patients, and covered all associated treatment costs.

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