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Get well Tamim Iqbal
debut: 1/4/03
262,440 runs
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Tamim
i wish de young man well...one of bang's best batsman ...recently have been warring wid Sakib
Tamim
i wish de young man well...one of bang's best batsman ...recently have been warring wid Sakib
debut: 1/4/03
262,440 runs
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I hate it when my cell phone change words of my text...especially when I deliberately use dialect
I hate it when my cell phone change words of my text...especially when I deliberately use dialect
debut: 1/4/03
262,440 runs
"He complained of having chest pain and was taken to a nearby hospital where he was checked and underwent an ECG," BCB chief physician Debashish Chowdhury confirmed.
"In the first blood test, there was a problem. He said he was feeling uncomfortable and wanted to go back to Dhaka. An ambulance was called in and when he was returning to the field from the hospital, he felt a pain in his chest again. He was then brought to the hospital for the second time and it seemed he had a massive heart attack. Now he is under observation at Fazilatunnesa Hospital."
"In the first blood test, there was a problem. He said he was feeling uncomfortable and wanted to go back to Dhaka. An ambulance was called in and when he was returning to the field from the hospital, he felt a pain in his chest again. He was then brought to the hospital for the second time and it seemed he had a massive heart attack. Now he is under observation at Fazilatunnesa Hospital."
Later in the afternoon, the BCB confirmed in a statement that Tamim underwent a successful angiogram procedure to address a blockage in one of the arteries of his heart.
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debut: 11/30/09
35,197 runs
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Health Directorate Director General Professor Abu Jafar on Tuesday has said that former Bangladesh skipper Tamim Iqbal's health condition is improving but insisted that the next 48 to 72 hours is still critical.
"Tamim's condition is improving, and he has started walking a little. However, the next 48 to 72 hours remain critical. He must wait at least three months before resuming normal activities, including sports," Abu Jafar told reporters.
Professor Abdul Wadud, director of the National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases, confirmed that an echocardiogram conducted on Wednesday morning showed positive signs.
"His heart function appears normal, but we must remain cautious. Abnormal rhythms could still occur," said Wadud.
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Health Directorate Director General Professor Abu Jafar on Tuesday has said that former Bangladesh skipper Tamim Iqbal's health condition is improving but insisted that the next 48 to 72 hours is still critical.
"Tamim's condition is improving, and he has started walking a little. However, the next 48 to 72 hours remain critical. He must wait at least three months before resuming normal activities, including sports," Abu Jafar told reporters.
Professor Abdul Wadud, director of the National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases, confirmed that an echocardiogram conducted on Wednesday morning showed positive signs.
"His heart function appears normal, but we must remain cautious. Abnormal rhythms could still occur," said Wadud.
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