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Savar Upazila Family Planning and Health Officer Thursday night. Sayemul Huda told bdnews24.com.
Dr. Saimul is also the secretary member of the upazila Corona Prevention Committee.
He said that officer Savar Upazila Nirbahi, Parvezur Rahman, had submitted a written request about it on Thursday.
It also recommended closing the garment factories in Savar upazila to prevent transmission of the coronavirus, as well as all entrances to upazila.
Dr. Sayemul Huda said that Savar is a densely populated and industrialized area. This upazila is home to approximately 5 million people, most of whom are garment workers. “Thousands of workers are standing side by side at work, infecting others and infecting others through them,” he wrote in a letter.
The incidence of coronavirus in Savar was very low when the garment factory closed, he said, adding: “The number of patients infected with coronavirus has increased uncontrollably since the factory opened.”
Therefore, to avoid crown transmission in Savar Upazila, it has become necessary to close the entrances to the upazila, including garment factories in the Savar region. Otherwise, you think Kovid-19 could take a terrible shape in this upazila.
After the government declared a “general holiday” in the last week of March, garment factories were closed for the first time by owners’ organizations until April 4. Meanwhile, the government announced a package of Rs 5 billion of Tk for the owners of the garments to pay the workers.
However, in early April, a group of garment workers from the village were called. Amid the closure of public transportation in the country, workers came from different districts walking more than a hundred kilometers to save their jobs.
However, the clothing factory was not kept open. Later, on April 26, the country’s clothing factory began working with a small number of workers.
In this situation, Savar’s health official delivered such a letter to the administration on Thursday.
Dr. Saimul said that since the detection of the coronavirus in the country until April 22, the number of people infected in Savar was nine.
In the seven days since the factory opened, 14 more people have been attacked. He said two more people were infected on Thursday.
On Thursday night, when the number of people officially identified with the disease was 25, the secretary member of the Upazila Corona Prevention Committee, Dr. Sayemul Huda wrote in a Facebook ID state: “The father and the son from the same family in the Ashulia area have been admitted to the maternity hospital because they are positive.
“But I am very sorry to say that the neighbors have attacked the family.” Management has been informed that action will be taken. “
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