The Coronavirus Update News in Bangladesh 2021

In one week, the incidence of Covid-19 in Bangladesh has increased by 90%

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Coronavirus Update News in Bangladesh

Due to the new epidemic in Bangladesh, the rate of Kovid-19 infection in Bangladesh has increased by more than 90 percent in a week, with a 20 percent increase in sample tests during this period.

The death toll from the coronavirus has risen 85 percent since then, according to the Department of Health.

Between March 14 and March 20, 139,6666 samples were tested in the country's labs, resulting in 12.4 positive results. From COVID-19 to 141 people died in the week, 10,408 patients recovered.

In the previous week, a total of 6,512 active cases were identified with death count among 116,222 tested samples from March to March 13.

Coronavirus Update News in Bangladesh 2021

Official figures prove that 91.9 percent of the weekly spikes were active and the death rate rose to 85.53 percent.

On Saturday, the caseload increased by 1,868, with a positive rate of 9.39 percent, reaching 558,706. According to government figures, the death toll rose to 6,66868 after two new deaths were reported from Covid-19.

At the same time, another 1,57777 people recovered from Covid-19 through home and hospital care, bringing the total number of recoveries to 520,718.

After falling below 5 percent on January 19, the positive rate dropped further to 3 percent, but began to rise again in early March, crossing the 5 percent mark again in March and increasing the daily infection rate from 9 percent to 11 percent in the last three days.

Coronavirus Update News in Bangladesh 2021

The death toll rose to 6,690 after 22 people were killed between 8am and 24am on Sunday, according to government figures.

At the same time, 1,6868 more people recovered from COVID-19 through home and hospital care, bringing the total number of recoveries to 522,405.

As many as 21,108 samples were tested throughout the count. The latest official figures put the recovery rate at 91.51 percent and the death rate at 1.52 percent.

A study from Johns Hopkins University found that worldwide, the coronavirus novel infected more than 122.62 million people and killed 2.7 million.

Since the first case was reported in China in December 2012, there have been reports of infection in more than 210 countries and territories.