Coronaviurs Situation in the Country
Desk Report
Published: 22 Mar 2020, 03:29 pm
National Zoo has been closed in Mirpur, Dhaka since last Friday to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Photo: Star Mail
The price of daily commodities including vegetables has increased fractionally in the wake of Corona. The photo was taken from Segunbagicha in the capital. Photo: Star Mail
Multiple mobile courts are operating simultaneously in different retail and wholesale markets of Dhaka. Among Coronavirus's concerns, unscrupulous businessemen are raising prices for essential supplies. As a result, the mobile courts are being operated by the Dhaka North City Corporation (DNCC) to ease the suffering of the general public. Photo: Star Mail
The DNCC has taken various programs to prevent coronavirus. As part of the program, disinfectants were sprayed inside the bus before leaving the bus from Mohakhali bus terminal yesterday. Photo: Star Mail
Tourism and business coastal areas including Patuakhali is being highly affected due to the coronavirus to The district administration has imposed an indefinite ban on travel to Kuakata to avoid risk. Photo: Star Mail
Shops are closed in four areas of Shibchar Upazila of Madaripur, with special surveillance to prevent the spread of coronavirus. Photo: Star Mail
While the number of coronavirus infected patients is increasing in Bangladesh, the Bidyananda Foundation volunteers are spreading germs in the capital. This photo was taken from the Gabtali bus terminal area yesterday. Photo: Star Mail
While the number of coronavirus infected patients is increasing in Bangladesh, the Bidyananda Foundation volunteers are spreading germs in the capital. This photo was taken from the Gabtali bus terminal area yesterday. Photo: Star Mail
Covid-19 is affecting 188 countries and territories around the world and one international conveyance (the Diamond Princess cruise ship harbored in Yokohama, Japan). Bangladesh is also gripped in a critical state.
The number of globally confirmed coronavirus cases rose to more than 300,000 on Sunday. So far, The virus has claimed 13,068 lives -- a mortality rate of 12 percent, according to Worldometer.
Health experts say that the only way to fight against this deadly virus is awareness.