The condition of ailing Road Transport Minister Obaidul Quader has improved further on Wednesday morning, an official concerned said.
When contacted by news agency UNB, Abu Naser, deputy chief information officer of Roads and Highways Department, said that Quader's condition was better now.
Physicians will brief the media about the minister's current state later in the morning, he said.
Doctors at Singapore's Mount Elizabeth Hospital were considering a bypass surgery, according to a Bangladeshi physician.
A medical board constituted with Dr Koh Siam Soon Philip, a senior consultant cardiologist at the hospital, as its head examined the minister on Tuesday and held a briefing on the treatment.
Earlier on Monday, Quader was flown to Singapore for better treatment as per advice of renowned Indian cardiologist Dr Devi Shetty.
He was admitted to the BSMMU on Sunday morning following breathing complications. Later, doctors conducted an angiogram and found three blockages in his coronary arteries.
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