Khaleda at Tarique's residence after receiving her discharge

BNP Chairperson and former prime minister Khaleda Zia went to the residence of his eldest son, Tarique Rahman, last night after being discharged from The London Clinic, where she was undergoing treatment for 17 days.

BNP Chairperson and former prime minister Khaleda Zia went to the residence of his eldest son, Tarique Rahman, last night after being discharged from The London Clinic, where she was undergoing treatment for 17 days.

Khaleda will continue her treatment at home under the supervision of Dr Patrick Kennedy and Dr Jennifer Cross of The London Clinic.

Tarique, acting chairman of BNP, accompanied his mother from the hospital to their residence in Kingston, North London.

Tarique's wife Zubaida Rahman, and Syeda Shamila Rahman, wife of Khaleda's late younger son Arafat Rahman Koko, were also with them.

On Thursday night, Khaleda's personal physician, Dr AZM Zahid Hossain, said that the medical board overseeing her treatment had not yet made a decision regarding her liver transplant. He added that the next course of action would depend on her age and overall health condition.

Khaleda arrived in London on January 8 for advanced medical treatment. She was directly taken to The London Clinic from Heathrow Airport at 11:30am local time on the same day.