There is no alternative to unity in the current situation – Prof. Dr. Habibe Millat Munna

Shafiq Babu / Hakikul Islam Khokon

President of Global Center for Democratic Governance Prof. Dr. Habibe Millat Munna said that there is no alternative to remain united under the leadership of Sheikh Hasina in the current situation.

He said this last Tuesday (May 20, 2026) by joining the telegram group "Smrane 71, Hridaye Bangladesh" consisting of journalists, poets, literary and cultural persons who believe in the ideals of Bangabandhu and the liberation war. More than half a hundred journalists from home and abroad were involved in the event.

Photo-professor Dr. Md. Habibe Millat Munna President, Global Center for Democratic Governance said,
Commenting that there is no opportunity to avoid the responsibility of the deaths of about five hundred children across the country due to lack of vaccination Yunus Gong. Habibe Millat Munna said, such tragic incidents are happening due to mismanagement in the country's health sector, lack of medical services and irresponsibility regarding child health.

According to the Department of Health:

Total infected (measles-like symptoms): 57,856
Confirmed patients: 8,067
Most affected districts: Dhaka, Rajshahi, Chittagong and Khulna
75–83% of affected children were unvaccinated or received a single dose

He also said that during Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's tenure, international recognition and awards were won for the success of the immunization program. But currently, child deaths are happening due to the lack of vaccination.

Habibe Millat Munna said, Yunus wanted to do business with vaccinations and his incompetent health advisor Noorjahan Begum, health secretary, DG health and all officials related to vaccination should take responsibility for these more than 500 child deaths.

He claimed that Sheikh Hasina had successfully dealt with the situation by arranging vaccinations for crores of people during the Corona epidemic, but in the current situation, thousands of children's lives are at risk due to mismanagement and vested interests.

UNICEF representative Rana Flowers said that since 2024, the government has been warned several times about the vaccine crisis, but no effective action has been taken.

Dr. Habibe Millat Munna says,Vaccination programs in the country were previously successful and only 36 measles cases were reported in 2018. A target of measles-rubella elimination by 2020 was set. However, he commented that the situation is going in the opposite direction. Khabar Ibn News.

There is a shortage of essential drugs in various community clinics across the country. Even birth control products are not available in many places. Dr. Habibe Millat commented that the public health system is in grave danger as a result.

Dr. Habibe Millat Munna claims that the child mortality rate is increasing in the country and at the same time there is a fear of population growth due to disruption of birth control programs. He called for quick action in the health sector, ensuring supply of vaccines and delivery of necessary medical supplies to community clinics.

He said, to prevent the deterioration of the health system, the concerned should be brought under accountability and strict action should be taken against those responsible by properly investigating the incident of child death.

Senior journalists Shafiq Babu, Manik Lal Ghosh, HM Dulal Hossain, Ahmed Russell, Mozaffar Hossain, Zahir Uddin, Al-Amin among others spoke in this virtual event under the chairmanship of filmmaker and senior journalist Bahar Uddin Khelan and moderated by senior journalist Sajjad Hossain.

In the president's speech, Bahar Uddin Khelon said that the future Awami League will be pure and educated under the leadership of Sheikh Hasina.

he saidThe Trinamool will not accept re-leadership of those who committed corruption and harmed the party during the previous Awami League regime.