BD tourists in India jumps by 40pc in Jan-June

[Homo Sapiens]

What @Bilal9 has said is true.Many Indian doctors are fraudster.They can charge a lot less than Bangladeshi doctors. Some poor people from Bangladesh go there in the hope of getting treatment at lower cost. Although they don't know, many of them are fake.Including Top Indian doctors.
West Bengal’s top doctors turn out fakes, arrests blow lid off thriving scam
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india...riving-scam/story-GvluIyc38SaSac1dTnOXcK.html

 

[gslv mk3]

What @Bilal9 has said is true.Many Indian doctors are fraudster.They can charge a lot less than a Bangladeshi doctors. Some poor people from Bangladesh go there in the hope of getting treatment ay lower cost.Although they don't know, many of them are fake.Including Top Indian doctors.

I don't care about Bangladeshi BS (or BBS).

 

[Homo Sapiens]

I don't care about Bangladeshi BS (or BBS).

I didn't know, Hindustantimes is a Bangladeshi BS.

 

[Flynn Swagmire]

They should never be a ban on medical visa. Everyone should deserve great medical care at a good price.

Visa ban? Dude, even if you guys cut diplomatic relation with us we will miss the beef only...

 

[gslv mk3]

I didn't know, Hindustantimes is a Bangladeshi BS.

Nah, but what you're claiming is 'BBS'.

 

[Homo Sapiens]

Nah, but what you're claiming is 'BBS'.

I didn't claim of Indian top doctors are being fraudster.Your leading daily claimed that.

 

[my2cents]

According to the report, every year 20 million people seek medical support from hospitals in Bangladesh.While around 165,000 patient goes to India for treatment.So we are giving treatment to 120 times more patients within Bangladesh than who are going to India.Hype around Bangladeshi patients flocking to India is exaggerated.Read these portion from these articles-


https://www.imtj.com/news/india-medical-tourism-statistics-released/
In total in 2015-2016 Indian hospitals had 460,000 international patients - while medical visa figures were less than half of that. It is hard to be precise, as medical visa figures tend to be by calendar year compared to the financial year figures that the report uses.


While one in three foreign patients in Indian hospitals were from Bangladesh, at 165,000 - only 58,300 of these were true medical tourists on a medical visa.

Patients flock to India draining out forex
http://www.newagebd.net/article/8906/patients-flock-to-india-draining-out-forex
Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University pharmacology professor Sayedur Rahman said that about 2 crore people fell ill every year in Bangladesh and the number of patients going abroad for treatment was so minimal.

He said that many patients who went India were for a ‘second check.’ When patients find that their illness have already gone beyond treatment, they go to India or other countries seeking if any last option is available, he said.

Lot of visitors from Bangladesh don't come here on medical visa because it is lot easier to get a tourist visa. For second opinion or for some simple surgeries which can done in a day or two, tourist visa is sufficient.

All my cousins and friends who come from US and UK get their teeth work done here.

The links you provided clearly shows that your countrymen were not very satisfied with the care that they from your doctors and hence decided to travel to India.

 

[bluesky]

What @Bilal9 has said is true.Many Indian doctors are fraudster.They can charge a lot less than Bangladeshi doctors. Some poor people from Bangladesh go there in the hope of getting treatment at lower cost. Although they don't know, many of them are fake.Including Top Indian doctors.
West Bengal’s top doctors turn out fakes, arrests blow lid off thriving scam
http://www.hindustantimes.com/india...riving-scam/story-GvluIyc38SaSac1dTnOXcK.html

Indian medical Institutions/system is basically full of shameless scum bugs who are bent on cheating people left and right right under the nose of the govt and have dishonored the medical profession.

 

[chatterjee]

Some poor people from Bangladesh go there in the hope of getting treatment at lower cost.

exactly small number of people who are going to 'Supa Powa' india (which is home to world's largest poor population) are also poor. They go there by train/bus/plane, live in hotel/hospital, get treatment and sometimes tour around then come back. Even after sum up all the costs(transportation, living, medical expenses etc) is still less than medical fees in BD. India and Indians are very cheap