nCoV: 446 infected, 11 dead in last 24 hrs in Bangladesh
Dhaka, Feb 15 (UNI) Covid-19 claimed 11 more lives and infected another 446 in Bangladesh in the last 24 hours till Monday morning, showing higher rates both in death toll and infection than that of Sunday.
With the latest figures, the Covid-19 fatalities in the country rose to 8,285 and the caseload to 541,038, according to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).
In a handout, the DGHS said the daily coronavirus infection rate in Bangladesh rose to 3.15 per cent from Sunday’s 2.53 per cent, while the overall infection rate stood at 14.01 per cent, a little bit lower than yesterday’s 14.05.
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By Elnur Baghishov â Trend:
As many as 7,390 people have been infected with the coronavirus (COVID-19) in the past 24 hours in Iran, said Sima Sadat Lari, spokesperson for Iran s Ministry of Health and Medical Education, Trend reports citing the ministry.
According to Sadat Lari, 62 more people have died from the coronavirus over the past day.
Sadat Lari added that the condition of 3,709 people is critical.
So far, more than 10 million tests have been conducted in Iran for the diagnosis of coronavirus.
Iran continues to monitor the coronavirus situation in the country. According to recent reports from Iranian officials, over 1.51 million people have been infected, and 58,945 people have already died. Meanwhile, over 1.29 million people have reportedly recovered from the disease.
Rare white tiger cubs die of Covid 19 after exposure to infected handler
14 Feb, 2021 07:57 PM
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A Pakistani zoo is under scrutiny after two extremely rare white tiger cubs died last month from what appears to be Covid-19. File photo / Alicia Chong, Unsplash
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A Pakistani zoo is under scrutiny after two extremely rare 11-week-old white tiger cubs died last month from what appears to be Covid-19, officials say.
The cubs died in the Lahore Zoo on January 30 just days after they started treatment for feline panleukopenia virus, a disease that targets the immune system of cats and is common in Pakistan.