Sher-e-Bangla hospitalet i Dhaka, oprettet efter borgerkrigen i 1971, som førte til dannelse af staten Bangladesh. DSM missionær og sygeplejelærer Grethe Madsen fortæller: Jeg kom til Dhaka i juni 1973 til et ortopædkirurgisk hospital, der var under opbygning. I løbet af 5-6 år lykkedes det ved hjælp af store indsamlinger i Danmark og USA at få opbygget hospitalet, der har plads til 500 patienter, så det blev anerkendt som undervisningshospital. (Foto 1988) The Sher-e-Bangla Hospital, Dhaka, started after the Civil War in 1971, resulting in founding o
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The Sher-e-Bangla Hospital, Dhaka, started after the Civil War in 1971, resulting in founding of the new state, Bangladesh. DSM Missionary and Nursing Teacher Grethe Madsen recalls: I arrived at Dhaka June 1973, to an orthopedic/surgical hospital under construction. By funding from Denmark and USA we managed to fulfil the building project over 5-6 years. The hospital was able to accomodate 500 patients and became recognized as a Teaching Hospital. (Photo 1988).
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