Leader of the Opposition in Parliament Raushon Ershad is set to return home from Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand, on Monday after nearly seven and a half months of stay there for medical treatment.

She is scheduled to reach Hazrat Shahjajal International Airport at 12:10pm, said Jatiya Party Chairman GM Quader who returned home from Thailand on Sunday noon.

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He said Raushon, also the chief patron of the Jatiya Party, is now doing well.

“Her physical condition has improved a lot,” the Jatiya Party Chairman said.

He asked party leaders and activists who are not preoccupied to be present at the airport by 12 pm to welcome Raushon.

Earlier on Thursday, GM Quader went to Thailand to visit Raushon.

Contacted, her son Rahgir Al Mahi Saad Ershad MP (Rangpur-3) who along with his wife Mahima Ershad has been accompanying Raushon in Bangkok since she went there said her mother is now fine, but very weak.

“She has problems in her legs and still can’t walk properly. It may take time for her to gain back her strength. She needs more physiotherapy,” he said.

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Saad said Raushon will also go to Bangkok for follow-up treatment on July 5 next.

On November 5 last year, Raushon was flown to Thailand by an air ambulance as her health condition turned critical. She has been receiving treatment at Bumrungrad Hospital since then.

Earlier, Raushon Ershad, 78, underwent treatment at the Combined Military Hospital (CMH) as she fell ill seriously due to old age complications.