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Bangladesh: Covid-19 - 334,762 cases,?4,668 deaths

Source: https://www.newagebd.net/article/103979/5-more-die-41-more-contract-covid-19-in-bangladesh


Bangladesh logs 5 more coronavirus deaths, 41 new confirmed cases
Staff Correspondent | Published: 14:25, Apr 07,2020 | Updated: 15:38, Apr 07,2020

Five more people died of COVID-19 and 41 more contracted the disease in the past 24 hours till 8:00am Tuesday.

The Directorate General of Health Services informed this in an online news bulletin.

With this, the number of infected patients rose to 164 and the number of deaths rose to 17...
 
Source: https://www.dhakatribune.com/health/coronavirus/2020/04/09/coronavirus-1-more-dies-new-infected-112

Coronavirus: Bangladesh reports 112 new cases as death toll climbs to 21
Md Saidun Nabi

Published at 03:02 pm April 9th, 2020


Bangladesh registered its highest number of Covid-19 cases in a single day, with 112 new cases—70 males and the rest females-- in a 24-hour span until 8am Thursday.

The update translates into 330 Covid-19 positive cases, by far the biggest single-day surge in cases since the virus was first detected in the country on Mar 8

Also, one more died over the 24-hour period, pushing up the toll to 21 as yet, said Health Minister Zahid Maleque in an online videoconference on Thursday.

However, no further patients was recovered in past 24 hours, meaning that the number of those making recovery remained static at 33...
 
Source: https://www.aa.com.tr/en/asia-pacific/bangladesh-reports-112-new-cases-of-covid-19/1799380


Bangladesh reports 112 new cases of COVID-19
Country sees single-day record as top businessman succumbs to virus
Md. Kamruzzaman | 10.04.2020

Bangladesh reported 112 new cases of the novel coronavirus Thursday -- a single-day record that brought the country’s total number of infections to 330.

The country recorded its first case on March 8.

Meanwhile, a top businessman died from the coronavirus late Thursday at a hospital in the capital Dhaka, the president of the country’s leading business association confirmed...
 
Source: https://unb.com.bd/category/Banglad...onavirus-deaths-139-new-cases-in-24-hrs/49365

Bangladesh reports 4 more coronavirus deaths, 139 new cases in 24 hrs
Total cases reach 621
UNB News Dhaka Publish- April 12, 2020, 02:49 PM 498 Views Update- April 12, 2020, 05:12 PM

Bangladesh on Sunday recorded the highest number of coronavirus cases in one day as 139 more people tested positive for the virus, raising the total number to 621.

Besides, four more people died from the virus during the period which has raised the total death toll to 34, IEDCR director Meerjady Sabrina Flora revealed the numbers as part of the daily bulletin broadcast from Mohakhali. "A total of 139 patients were detected with the coronavirus infection in the last 24 hours...we’ve lost four more people during the same period," she said.

Among the four deceased, two were aged between 30 to 40, one above 60 and another above 70. "Around 50 percent of total patients detected are from Dhaka," she added. ..
 
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