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The basic knowledge of the Bangladeshi people on various aspects of hygiene is quite good. However, it is less when it comes to hygiene. For example, the idea of the need to wash hands is less common, but the indifference is noted in its application. According to a survey conducted by UNICEF in 2013, 59.1% of people in Bangladesh wash their hands regularly with soap and water. Another statistic shows that two out of every five people in the world do not have the necessary equipment to wash their hands, such as soap and water.
According to the National Hygiene Survey of the Bangladesh Bureau of Statistics in 2016, 40 percent of people wash their hands with soap and water before eating, while 15 percent of women wash their hands before eating. feed a baby. Twenty-three percent of households do not have a hand washing system or water source within 30 feet of the toilet.
The Institute of Public Health and the Disease Control Branch of the Department of Health jointly conducted three studies between March and August this year. It found that 51.6 percent of the country washed their hands regularly and 56.5 percent used hand sanitizers.
BRAC, Lifeboy and The first lightAn online survey titled ‘Corona Health Protection’ was conducted from July 31 to August 11 in a joint venture of. 35.50 percent of the survey participants washed their hands with soap and water 3 to 5 times a day. 44.90 percent said hand washing is a bigger problem since soap and water are not available when needed. And 36.40 percent said they don’t remember washing their hands regularly.
