Singer Nobel is in Pabna mental hospital along with his wife. The matter has been confirmed from his verified Facebook page, he released a video yesterday at around 3 p.m. It has been seen that wife Nobel is staying in the chamber of the mental hospital. He met several mental patients on the grill next to the chamber. Sing them the national anthem.
However, it is clear from his spectacles, shoulder bag and his wife that his visit to Pabna was on the advice of the police in order to overcome the recent complications.
On Wednesday May 19, Nobel was facing the police cyber unit all day. Acknowledges all his responsibilities. He apologized to everyone with the post.
He was called by the Cyber Crime Division of the Counter-Terrorism Unit of the Dhaka Metropolitan Police (DMP) around noon on Wednesday, later visited the DMP headquarters and met with police officers from the DMP's Cyber Security and Crime Unit, said additional Deputy Commissioner of Police Nazmul Islam.
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On the same day, he another post saying that he was undergoing psychiatric treatment after meeting with police. It is believed that Nobel went to that hospital in Pabna by Thursday morning.
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Pabna Mental Hospital is the first and the only mental hospital in Bangladesh. It was established in 1957 by the then Civil Surgeon of Pabna District in a local landlord's house. In 1959 it was shifted to Hemayetpur, about 8 km from the district town, on an area of 10 acres donated by one Mr. Mohammad Ali Mia who had been its life member since inception. The present building complex with two storeys was built during 1962-63 at a cost of Tk 1 lakh donated by another life member late Abdul Aziz Chowdhury (1916-1974). A new block has been added recently to accommodate more patients and staff members as well as provide better facilities for treatment and training purposes. The total bed strength is now 150 including 20 female patients which are all occupied most of the time due to lack of alternative accommodation elsewhere.
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