ICT Advisor Nahid Islam and Sayedur Rahman, a special assistant to the chief advisor overseeing the health ministry, joined the talks on Thursday. At about 5:30pm, Sayedur announced that a decision would be reached shortly on the countries where injured individuals would be sent to receive advanced medical treatment. "The commitment to provide healthcare for the injured will be documented in writing within the next five working days," he said. He confirmed that a comprehensive plan for the treatment of the injured would be outlined within five working days, with short-term actions to follow by December. Discussions about the injured protesters' demands began at the health ministry at 2pm and concluded at 5:30pm.
