Bangladesh's 'Reactionary' COVID-19 Response Is Working, But For How Long? – The Diplomat
Advertisement In January, Bangladesh seemed to be doing well in terms of curbing the transmission of COVID-19. The infection rate was recorded at lower than 5 percent for seven weeks straight in mid-January, indicating a good response to the crisis according to World Health Organization guidelines, which consider the pandemic under control if infection rate remains below 5 percent for two consecutive weeks. The cases were dropping consistently, with February 26 seeing the lowest monthly recorde...
Bangladesh General South Africa Nazrul Islam Zahid Maleque Health Services National Technical Advisory Committee
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