Ailing day labourer receives wheelchair in Chapainawabganj
Daily Sun Report, Chapainawabganj
Published: 10 Nov 2026, 03:22 PM
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The Shibganj upazila unit of Bashundhara Shuvosangho handed over a wheelchair to a stroke-stricken day labourer in Shibganj upazila of Chapainawabganj on Monday to restore his mobility and ease his family's prolonged hardship.
The beneficiary, Nes Mohammad, a resident of Dubli Bhandar
village in Chakkirti union, had been the primary earner for his household
before suffering a debilitating brain stroke several months ago. The condition
left him physically incapacitated, bedridden, and entirely reliant on others
for movement.
His family, constrained by severe financial distress, could
neither afford medical treatment nor manage funds to purchase an essential
wheelchair. His sons, who also work as day labourers, struggle to meet daily
household food expenses with their meagre daily earnings.
Learning of his plight, members of Bashundhara Shuvosangho Shibganj upazila unit mobilised to arrange and present the wheelchair to him at a local handover programme on Monday.
Upon receiving the mobility aid, an emotional Nes Mohammad
broke down in tears, expressing profound gratitude and offering prayers for the
members of the organisation.
The event was attended by Bashundhara Shuvosangho Shibganj
Upazila Unit President Haji Halim Raj and General Secretary Md Masud Rana,
whilst unit Adviser Haji Md Tahir Hossain joined the proceedings virtually.
Speaking on the occasion, Haji Halim Raj said standing
beside underprivileged and ailing citizens embodies true humanity, expressing
hope that the wheelchair would provide much-needed relief in the recipient's
daily life and pledging to continue such welfare initiatives.
The unit’s General Secretary, Md Masud Rana, affirmed that
identifying grassroots needs and supporting vulnerable individuals remains a
core social responsibility of the organisation.
Joining virtually, Adviser Haji Md Tahir Hossain highlighted the spiritual fulfilment of charitable work and called upon affluent sections of society to step forward in collective solidarity to build a compassionate community.
