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Shutdown turned me into a chef

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Shutdown turned me into a chef

When economic activities were halted, children who worked as domestic workers or daily wage-earners were rendered jobless, with no money to buy food. Photo: Mumit M

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Covid-19 making things worse for children

PHOTO: TANVIR ALI

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Making a living off wedding photography

Many offices are sparsely populated as companies allow their employees to work from home amid rising coronavirus cases. Photo Noor A Alam

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Workplaces are not the same anymore

I forgot to do my ‘office makeup’

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I forgot to do my ‘office makeup’

As the government closed schools, many parents simultaneously suspended private tutors’ services. Photo: Natasha

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Private tutors: No schools, no livelihood

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Oh beard!

To do or not to do household chores

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To do or not to do household chores

A man climbing a jam-packed ferry while many others wait their turns in Mawa. As people come in close contact with each other defying all social distance regulations, experts fear that the infections may rise significantly during the holidays. Photo: Mumit M

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The dangerous rush to return home

Tailors without orders for Eid outfits

Covid-19 in Bangladesh

Tailors without orders for Eid outfits

Shopkeepers waiting for customers at a saree shop in Karnaphuli Garden shopping mall in the capital. Due to the coronavirus, most customers did not go to the markets to buy eid outfits. Photo: Mumit M

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Few shops, fewer customers

‘To be a mom you need to be a superwoman’

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‘To be a mom you need to be a superwoman’

Photo : Collected

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Covid-19: Things we still do not know