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No dialysis for coronavirus patients outside the capital
there is no dialysis treatment for coronavirus patients outside the capital, according to the concerned officials of the integrated control room of the health directorate and several hospitals
Sundarbans curbed Amphan’s intensity, saved Dhaka
The Sundarbans acted as a formidable shield to the cyclone Amphan, cutting its speed down by 70 km per hour. This mangrove forest even lessened the height of tidal surge by 3 to 4 feet.
COVID-19 situation deteriorates rapidly
The number of coronavirus cases, the rate of increased transmissions, and the number of deaths, are all on a rapid rise. The highest number of cases emerged in the tenth week of the contagion in the ...
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Health sector deprived for over a decade
Allocation for the health sector is not even 5 per cent of the budget. More attention is paid to constructing buildings than to health workers and health services
Virus-hit Bangladesh will take time to return to normalcy: Experts
There are different opinions among health experts as to when coronavirus infections will reach peak and stay how many days in Bangladesh.
Dhaka’s Tolarbag, an example on COVID-19 fight
North Tolarbag in Dhaka’s Mirpur can be a good example for other areas in the country about how to tackle COVID-19 efficiently.
Cash support: Govt to give Tk 2500 to each of 5m families
The government is going to provide one-time cash support of Tk 2500 to 5 million low income families affected by coronavirus.
Bangladeshi migrants in Oman face uncertainty
Among the nearly 800,000 Bangladeshi migrant workers in Oman, around 150,000 have become illegal or irregular there. More than the threat of coronavirus, many of these workers there are suffering ...
COVID-19: Bangladesh in crucial times
Bangladesh is seeing the steepest spike in coronavirus cases and this trend may continue for a few more days.
'Normal life in Bangladesh in July'
The spread of coronavirus infection in Bangladesh may come under control, taking life back to normal again, by the first part of July, predicted experts.
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