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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 recorded death toll of five. The Second Wave: The Beta Variant The onslaught of the second wave started in ...

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After a last—minute change to the quarantine rules for those crossing the channel. that story also makes the front of the times. it says the decision was made owing to concerns over the spread in france of the beta variant first identified in south africa. french travel changes feature heavily in the telegraph. it also warns chaos caused by the nhs test and trace app could result in food shortages. the express is a little more upbeat, focusing on the heatwave forecast across britain. soaring temperatures make the star�*s front page. it predicts a �*scorchio�* few days as britain bathes...

Much earlier. a lot of people have been really disappointed. the problem is that lots of the people we have been talking to have one jab but not to jabs. coming back from france, even if they are double jabbed from tomorrow they have to self—isolate. that is because there are concerns over the rise of the beta variant in france. that was first seen in south africa. meanwhile, back on this island, businesses are pretty concerned about what is going to happen. just two weeks ago, they were rejoicing when the island went on the uk's green watch list. now they are not sure what's going to happen...