Impact of Covid-19 in Bangladesh

Impact of Covid-19 in Bangladesh

Illustration: TBS

87% in transport, hotel, retail sectors lost jobs in lockdown: Study

Dr M Mushtuq Husain. Illustration: TBS

Covid-19 will have less impact in 2022

Because of the pandemic, the Uchitpur haor and ghat in Netrokona, popularly known as “Mini Cox’s Bazar” has lost hundreds of tourists and faced a loss of at least Tk7-8 crore in the last few months. Photo: TBS

‘Mini-Cox’s Bazar’ in Netrokona lifeless in Covid-19

Highest 143 deaths, 75% outside Dhaka

Highest 143 deaths, 75% outside Dhaka

Asma and her husband Sumon came to Dhaka a few years ago in search of a better life but Covid-19 has taken the dream away. Now, Asma sells items that she receives as aids to buy milk for her three-year-old baby. Photo: TBS

Covid-19: Mother selling aid items to buy milk for baby

Students left to suffer from Covid-linked depression

Students left to suffer from Covid-linked depression

Representational image. Picture: Collected

Case logjams grow in pandemic

Migrating to the city is difficult for rural poor as they have to live in slums and feed their families with low but daily income. Photo: Mumit M/TBS.

Slum dwellers face a looming food crisis

Photo : Minhaj Uddin

69% rural people forced to skip meals in Bangladesh due to Covid, study shows 

Science could learn from Covid in Bangladesh, but nobody paid heed

Science could learn from Covid in Bangladesh, but nobody paid heed