Mirza Abbas returns home, preparing to return to Dhaka after five and a half months


Published: 02:24 30 August 2026
BNP Standing Committee member and Prime Minister's Political Advisor (Ministerial rank) Mirza Abbas is returning home after a long five and a half months of treatment in Singapore and Malaysia. He is scheduled to return to Dhaka on Wednesday (September 2) night.
A Biman Bangladesh Airlines flight carrying Mirza Abbas is scheduled to land at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka at 9 pm. BNP Media Cell member Shairul Kabir Khan confirmed the matter.
Mirza Abbas is healthy after treatment
After undergoing treatment abroad for a long time, his party leaders said that Mirza Abbas is now very healthy. He has decided to return to the country after receiving positive advice from a medical board composed of doctors.
While abroad, he is undergoing treatment under the supervision of specialist doctors in Singapore and Malaysia. After several months of treatment and observation, doctors have given a positive opinion about his return to the country, so he is preparing to return to Dhaka.
Sudden illness during Ramadan and hospital admission
Mirza Abbas suddenly fell seriously ill during Iftar on March 11 this year during the holy month of Ramadan. When his physical condition deteriorated, he was admitted to Evercare Hospital in the capital that night.
Emergency brain surgery was performed on him under the supervision of doctors at the hospital. After the surgery, it was decided to take him abroad as he still needed advanced treatment.
Air ambulance to Singapore
Mirza Abbas was taken to Singapore by air ambulance on March 15 for advanced treatment. Later, he was admitted to the Singapore General Hospital.
He was treated there under the supervision of specialist doctors. When his physical condition improved somewhat during the treatment, it was decided to transfer him to Malaysia for further treatment.
Under the supervision of specialist doctors in Malaysia
Mirza Abbas was transferred from Singapore to the Prince Court Medical Center in Malaysia on April 14 as per the doctors' advice.
Since then, he has been under the close supervision of specialist doctors at that hospital. Party sources have informed that his physical condition has improved after prolonged treatment and observation.
New responsibility while undergoing treatment abroad
The government gave Mirza Abbas a new important responsibility while undergoing treatment abroad. On August 1, he was nominated as the president of the hospital management committee of Dhaka Medical College Hospital (DMCH).
He was given this responsibility through a government notification issued by the Health Services Division of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare.
Returning home on September 2
Mirza Abbas has decided to return home after receiving positive advice from doctors. He is scheduled to arrive in Dhaka on a Biman Bangladesh Airlines flight on the night of September 2.
His flight is scheduled to land at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport around 9 pm. He is expected to resume his political and government duties after returning home.
The news of Mirza Abbas's return to the country after a five-and-a-half-month stay abroad for medical treatment has generated interest among BNP leaders and activists and his supporters.
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