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Fuad Al Khatib Hospital
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Fuad Al Khatib Hospital is a private hospital listed at Almas Tower, 282/1 First Colony, Mazar Road, Mirpur, Dhaka. Mazar Road runs through Mirpur 1 near the Shah Ali shrine and the Mirpur 1 market area, in the north west of the city.
The details on this page come from public hospital directories and could not be confirmed online for 2026, so visitors should phone or visit to confirm it is open and which services it offers before travelling. Online, the Fouad Al Khateeb name now appears mainly in connection with Ibn Sina Trust facilities in Kallyanpur and Mirpur, so the hospital may have been merged or renamed. No departments are described here for that reason.
- Type: private hospital
- Location: Mazar Road, Mirpur 1
- Nearby: Shah Ali shrine, Mirpur 1 market
To get there, take a ride hailing car or CNG to Mirpur 1 and ask for Almas Tower on Mazar Road.
A practical tip: Mirpur Road and the Mirpur 1 roundabout are often congested, so allow extra time, and carry previous reports and prescriptions.
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Main hospital, Almas Tower, 282/1 1st Colony, Mazar Road, Mirpur, Dhaka 1216, Bangladesh
Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (DAC)
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Consultant schedules change from time to time, so confirm the day and time before you travel.
Arrive 15 to 20 minutes early to register at the front desk.
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In Mirpur, Dhaka. Use the map in Getting there for the exact building and directions.
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Getting there
Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport (DAC) is the airport for Fuad Al Khatib Hospital, about 8 km away in a straight line.
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Dhaka uses the Taka (BDT, ৳). Cards in big hotels and malls, cash elsewhere.
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Timing & weather
April is the warmest month in Dhaka, with average highs of 33°C, and January the coolest, with lows of 12°C. July is the wettest month, at about 373 mm of rain; January is the driest. Dhaka has a tropical monsoon climate: dry, mild winters, a hot and humid spring, and a monsoon from June to October that floods low streets.