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Covid-19: 41 more die, 3,057 test positive, 1,841 recover in 24 hours
Shawdesh Desk; Bangladesh on Tuesday saw the detection of another 3,057, coronavirus patients in 24 hours, raising the total number of infections to 210,510. During the period the country registeredReadMore
Death toll in India’s flood-hit Assam state rises to 111
Shawdesh Desk: The death toll in India’s flood-hit northeastern state of Assam has risen to 111 as the situation continues to be grim. Around 2.5 million people have been affectedReadMore
Covid-19: 50 more die, 2,928 test positive, 1,914 recover in 24 hours
Shawdesh Desk; Bangladesh on Monday saw the detection of another 2,928 coronavirus patients in 24 hours, raising the total number of infections to 207,453. During the period the country registeredReadMore
JKG chairman Dr Sabrina denied bail, sent to jail
Shawdesh desk: A Dhaka court on Monday rejected the bail plea of JKG Health Care Chairman Dr Sabrina Arif Chowdhury — also a suspended government employee –and sent her toReadMore
Covid-19: 37 more die, 2,459 test positive, 1,546 recover in 24 hours
Shawdesh Desk: Bangladesh on Sunday saw the detection of another 2,459 coronavirus patients in 24 hours, raising the total number of infections to 204,525. During the period the country registeredReadMore
Coronavirus global death toll rises to 604,917
Shawdesh Desk: The novel coronavirus has killed 604,917 people in the 213 countries and territories since the virus emerged in China last December, according to latest data from worldometer. So far, 14,426,150 casesReadMore
Covid-19: More 34 die, 2,709 test positive, 1,373 recover in 24 hours
Shawdesh Desk: Bangladesh on Saturday saw the detection of another 2,709 coronavirus patients in 24 hours, raising the total number of infections to 202,066. During the period the country registeredReadMore
Global Coronavirus death toll hits 599,416
Shawdesh desk: The novel coronavirus has killed 599,416 people in 213 countriens and territories since the outbreak emerged in China last December, according to latest figure from worldometer. So far, 14,194,140 cases ofReadMore
