Request for financial help Riyadh wants to live with a rare disease of the thymus gland


Published: 04:49 8 September 2024
Son of Saiful Islam of North Ramna village of Ramna Model Union of Chilmari Upazila of Kurigram is a 3rd year meritorious student of Chilmari Government College. Ziaul Haque Riyad is suffering from a rare disease thymus gland and after spending everything of his father, now he is living an inhumane life without treatment. Specialist doctors have advised Riyad to seek treatment in Dhaka or abroad About 10 lakh rupees are required for his treatment. His family cannot afford to spend that much money.
Helpless father Saiful Islam goes from door to door for financial help. His father Saiful Islam said, I am seeking help from the rich to save my son. May he come back to a healthy life and study and serve the society in Riyadh.
To send help you can contact his mobile number- 01781-804736.
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