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According to the World Health Organization, the world passed the 47th week of corona infection last Monday. However, 39 weeks have passed since the infection in Bangladesh. November 8 marks the eighth month of the transition. On the other hand, eight months have passed since the death began in the country. The highest number of deaths was in June and the highest number of deaths was between June and July. Before and after the attack and death, both indicators have fluctuated.
The outbreaks appear to be exacerbated during the last week of August, but begin to increase again in early October. The same is true of death. As a result, the country’s experts find themselves in a dilemma about the corona infection situation in Bangladesh compared to other countries. The situation in Bangladesh does not match that of other countries in any index. In particular, Bangladesh failed to drop below 10 percent despite the daily target of 5 percent. On the contrary, it has started to appear again from the middle.
The infection has been growing alarmingly over the past week. Although the death toll has been a bit low in recent days, yesterday it suddenly rose again and returned to its previous appearance about two months ago. In other words, on September 21, 40 people were reported dead. Then yesterday it went back up to 39. The days in between were below death. Of these, the death toll has not exceeded 30 in a single day after October 12, which was exceeded yesterday.
Since the start of the second wave of infection in Europe, it has been feared that the country’s infection is increasing in Bangladesh, both publicly and privately. Now experts think that fear is directed towards the truth.
Institute of Pathology, Disease Control and Research – IEDCR Advisor. Mushtaq Hossain told Kaler Kanth that the infection is increasing now. For many days, the daily infection rate is between 10 and 12 percent.
Since then, it now ranges from 12 to 14 percent. If it rises to 15-20 percent and holds for four weeks or more, we can say with certainty that the second wave has fallen. But since it keeps fluctuating, there is no way to tell. Death, on the other hand, was as low as it had been in recent days, but it suddenly increased one day. With this one-day increase there is no opportunity to consider the situation. It can happen for a variety of reasons. However, if deaths continue to rise in the future, it must be taken seriously.
Meanwhile, eight months after the death of the infection in the country today, until yesterday, a total of four lakh 36 thousand 84 people have been identified as officers. Of these, 6,254 people died. On average, 72 people die during the month and 26 people die during the day.
On the other hand, analyzing data from the Department of Health, it is seen that 604 people have died in the country in a month until yesterday. And this month 48,145 people have been identified. Previously, 84 people died from March 16 to April 17, 265 people died from April 16 to May 18, and 994 people died from May 16 to June 17. A maximum of 1,238 people died from June 16 to July 18, 1,159 people died from July 16 to August 18, 1,119 people died from August 16 to September 18, and 601 people died from September 16 to October 18 .
Scientific Director of IEDCR. ASM Alamgir told Kaler Kantha: “The death toll has been low for a month, but it is increasing in a week. And if the infection increases, death will increase, this is normal. For this reason, we have repeatedly said that people who are affected by Corona, the elderly and those already suffering from various complications of the disease should not stay at home. They need to go to the hospital. Having such a dangerous population at home will increase the risk of death.
On the other hand, 217 people were identified in the first month as menstruation, 12 thousand 918 people were identified in the second month, 55 thousand 364 people were identified in the third month, one lakh 137 people were identified in the fourth month and 83 thousand 958 people in the fifth month. 45,341 in the sixth month and 44,038 in the seventh month.
Meanwhile, 165 people were diagnosed in the first month, 1,096 in the second month, 12,459 in the third month, 83,542 in the fourth month, 8,482 in the fifth month and 64,758 in the sixth month. 989 people and 48 thousand 233 people recovered in the eighth month (until November 8). From November 9 to yesterday, another 13,126 people have recovered.
If you want to know the reason for the balance of 39 deaths yesterday, the Additional General Director of the Department of Health, Prof. Dr. Nasima Sultana told Kaler Kantha: “Death has increased a bit in the northern part of the country. Apart from this, we have posted the information within 24 hours wherever death has been confirmed in Corona, including other areas.
According to the official, the 24-hour detection rate rose to 13.83 percent yesterday. The total detection rate is 16.98 percent. The recovery rate is 80.61 percent and the mortality rate is 1.43 percent.
According to the regular press release from the Department of Health, 2,212 people were identified in 24 hours and 1,849 people cured. Of the 39 people killed in 24 hours, 30 were men and 9 women. Death by age is one between 11-20 years, one between 21-30 years, one between 31-40 years, two between 41-50 years and the remaining 34 or 6 percent are older than 51 years . The deceased were identified as 22 from the Dhaka division, five from Chittagong, three from Rajshahi, two from Barisal and Sylhet and five from Rangpur.
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