Covid-linked deaths
Covid-19 in Bangladesh: Positivity rate drops to 4.01%, 9 more die
Bangladesh logged 9 more Covid-linked deaths with 864 fresh cases in 24 hours till Sunday morning as the positivity rate kept declining.
The daily positivity rate slightly declined to 4.01 per cent from Saturday’s 4.15 per cent after testing 21,508 samples during the period, according to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).
Read: Bangladesh ranks first in South Asia in tackling Covid-19 pandemic: Health Minister
On Saturday, Bangladesh reported below 1000 cases after 52 days with 759 cases and 8 more Covid-linked deaths. The country last logged 892 cases with three deaths on January 5 this year.
The fresh numbers took the country’s total fatalities to 29,033 while the caseload to 19,42,680.
Among the new deceased, six were men and three women.
Five deaths were reported from Dhaka division while three from Rajshahi and one from Khulna division.
Meanwhile, the mortality rate remained unchanged at 1.49 per cent.
However, the recovery rate increased to 93.00 per cent with the recovery of 6,264 more patients during the 24-hour period.
On January 28, Bangladesh logged its earlier highest daily positivity rate at 33.37 per cent reporting 15,440 cases and 20 deaths.
Read: Covid-19: Bangladesh reports below 1000 cases after 52 days
On December 9 last year, Bangladesh again logged zero Covid-related death after nearly three weeks as the pandemic was apparently showing signs of easing.
The country reported first zero Covid-related death in a single day on November 20 last year along with 178 infections since the pandemic broke out in Bangladesh in March 2020.
Besides, the country registered the highest daily caseload of 16,230 on July 28 last year, while the highest number of daily fatalities was 264 on August 10 last year.
Covid-19: Positivity rate falls to 5.58%, 5 more die
Bangladesh logged five more Covid-linked deaths with 1,298 fresh cases in 24 hours till Wednesday morning as the positivity rate and the number of deaths continue to decline.
The daily positivity rate further declined to 5.58 per cent from Tuesday’s 6.77 per cent after testing 23,092 samples during the period, according to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).
On Tuesday, Bangladesh reported 16 more Covid-linked deaths with 1,595 fresh cases.
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The fresh numbers took the country’s total fatalities to 28,995 while the caseload to 19,38,135.
Among the new deceased, four were men and another woman. All the five deaths were reported in Dhaka division.
Meanwhile, the mortality rate remained unchanged at 1.50 per cent.
However, the recovery rate rose to 91.82 per cent with the recovery of 8,072 more patients during the 24-hour period.
Among 146 people who died from February 14 to February 20, 97 were men and 49 women, the DGHS mentioned.
Besides, comorbidities among the deceased declined to 6.2 per cent this week compared to the previous one. Comorbidity means the simultaneous presence of two or more diseases or medical conditions in a patient.
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On January 28, Bangladesh logged its earlier highest daily positivity rate at 33.37 per cent reporting 15,440 cases and 20 deaths.
On December 9 last year, Bangladesh again logged zero Covid-related death after nearly three weeks as the pandemic was apparently showing signs of easing.
The country reported first zero Covid-related death in a single day on November 20 last year along with 178 infections since the pandemic broke out in Bangladesh in March 2020.
Besides, the country registered the highest daily caseload of 16,230 on July 28 last year, while the highest number of daily fatalities was 264 on August 10 last year.
Covid in Bangladesh: 9 more die as positivity rate further drops to 6.94%
Bangladesh logged nine more Covid-linked deaths with 1,951 fresh cases in 24 hours till Monday morning showing a downtrend in the cases.
The daily positivity rate further declined to 6.94 per cent from Sunday’s 7.82 per cent after testing 28,318 samples during the period, according to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).
On Sunday, Bangladesh reported 21 more Covid-linked deaths with 1,987 fresh cases.
The fresh numbers took the country’s total fatalities to 28,974 while the caseload to 19,35,242.
Read: No more Covid restrictions from Feb 22: Cabinet Secretary
Among the new deceased, five were men and four women.
Three of the deaths were reported in Dhaka division while six in Chattogram division.
Meanwhile, the mortality rate remained static at 1.50 per cent.
However, the recovery rate slightly rose to 91.11 per cent with the recovery of 8,674 more patients during the 24-hour period.
Of the 146 deaths recorded from February 14 to February 20, some 37.7 per cent received Covid vaccines while 62.3 per cent did not, the DGHS mentioned.
Besides, comorbidities among the deceased declined to 6.2 per cent this week compared to the previous one. Comorbidity means the simultaneous presence of two or more diseases or medical conditions in a patient.
On January 28, Bangladesh logged its earlier highest daily positivity rate at 33.37 per cent reporting 15,440 cases and 20 deaths.
Read: Covid positivity rate in Bangladesh drops to 7.82%
On December 9 last year, Bangladesh again logged zero Covid-related death after nearly three weeks as the pandemic was apparently showing signs of easing.
The country reported first zero Covid-related death in a single day on November 20 last year along with 178 infections since the pandemic broke out in Bangladesh in March 2020.
Besides, the country registered the highest daily caseload of 16,230 on July 28 last year, while the highest number of daily fatalities was 264 on August 10 last year.
Covid positivity rate in Bangladesh drops to 7.82%
Bangladesh logged 21 more Covid-linked deaths with 1,987 fresh cases in 24 hours till Sunday morning following a downtrend in the cases.
The daily positivity rate declined to 7.82 per cent from Sunday’s 8.71 per cent after testing 25,411 samples during the period, according to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).
On Saturday, Bangladesh reported 13 more Covid-linked deaths with 2,150 fresh cases.
Read: No more Covid restrictions from Feb 22: Cabinet Secretary
The fresh numbers took the country’s total fatalities to 28,965 while the caseload to 19,33,291.
Among the new deceased, 14 were men and seven women.
Twelve of the deaths were reported in Dhaka division while four in Chattogram, two in Rangpur and one each in Barishal, Rajshahi, and Sylhet divisions.
Meanwhile, the mortality rate remained static at 1.50 per cent.
However, the recovery rate slightly rose to 90.76 per cent with the recovery of 9,252 more patients during the 24-hour period.
On January 28, Bangladesh logged its earlier highest daily positivity rate at 33.37 per cent reporting 15,440 cases and 20 deaths.
Read: NTAC suggests axing post-arrival Covid test for fully vaccinated
On December 9 last year, Bangladesh again logged zero Covid-related death after nearly three weeks as the pandemic was apparently showing signs of easing.
The country reported first zero Covid-related death in a single day on November 20 last year along with 178 infections since the pandemic broke out in Bangladesh in March 2020.
Besides, the country registered the highest daily caseload of 16,230 on July 28 last year, while the highest number of daily fatalities was 264 on August 10 last year.
Bangladesh reports 13 more Covid-linked deaths with 2,150 fresh infections
Bangladesh logged 13 more Covid-linked deaths with 2,150 fresh cases in 24 hours till Saturday morning amid a downtrend trend in cases.
The daily positivity rate declined to 8.71 per cent from Friday’s 9.31 per cent from after testing 24,698 samples during the period, according to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).
On Friday, Bangladesh reported 24 Covid-related deaths with 2,584 fresh cases.
The fresh numbers took the country’s total fatalities to 28,944 while the caseload to 19,31,304.
Among the new deceased, seven were men and six women.
Also read: NTAC suggests axing post-arrival Covid test for fully vaccinated
Five of the deaths were reported in Dhaka division while four in Chattogram, one each in Barishal, Rajshahi, Khulna and Rangpur divisions.
Meanwhile, the mortality rate remained static at 1.50 per cent.
However, the recovery rate slightly rose to 90.37 per cent with the recovery of 7,478 more patients during the 24-hour period.
On January 28, Bangladesh logged its earlier highest daily positivity rate at 33.37 per cent reporting 15,440 cases and 20 deaths.
On December 9 last year, Bangladesh again logged zero Covid-related death after nearly three weeks as the pandemic was apparently showing signs of easing.
Also read: WHO: New COVID cases drop by 19% globally, deaths stable
The country reported first zero Covid-related death in a single day on November 20 last year along with 178 infections since the pandemic broke out in Bangladesh in March 2020.
Besides, the country registered the highest daily caseload of 16,230 on July 28 last year, while the highest number of daily fatalities was 264 on August 10 last year.
Covid in Bangladesh: 24 more die as positivity rate stands at 9.31%
Bangladesh logged 24 more Covid-linked deaths with 2,584 fresh cases in 24 hours till Friday morning amid a downtrend trend in cases.
The daily positivity rate declined to 9.31 per cent from Thursday’s 10.24 after testing 27,692 samples during the period, according to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).
On Thursday, Bangladesh reported 20 Covid-linked deaths with 3,539 fresh cases.
Read: NTAC suggests axing post-arrival Covid test for fully vaccinated
The fresh numbers took the country’s total fatalities to 28,931 while the caseload mounted to 19,29,158.
Among the new deceased, 17 were men and seven women.
Fourteen of the deaths were reported in Dhaka division while three each in Chattogram and Sylhet, two in Rajshahi, and one each in Khulna and Rangpur divisions.
Meanwhile, the mortality rate remained static at 1.50 per cent.
However, the recovery rate slightly rose to 90.08 per cent with the recovery of 9,988 more patients during the 24-hour period.
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On January 28, Bangladesh logged its earlier highest daily positivity rate at 33.37 per cent reporting 15,440 cases and 20 deaths.
On December 9 last year, Bangladesh again logged zero Covid-related death after nearly three weeks as the pandemic was apparently showing signs of easing.
The country reported first zero Covid-related death in a single day on November 20 last year along with 178 infections since the pandemic broke out in Bangladesh in March 2020.
Besides, the country registered the highest daily caseload of 16,230 on July 28 last year, while the highest number of daily fatalities was 264 on August 10 last year.
Covid in Bangladesh: Positivity rate rises to 16.50% with 20 deaths
Bangladesh logged 20 more Covid-linked deaths with 5,023 fresh cases in 24 hours till Saturday morning.
The daily positivity rate slightly increased to 16.50 per cent from Friday’s 15.46 per cent after testing 29,904 samples during the period, according to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).
Read: 88% Covid patients in Bangladesh infected with Omicron variant: BSMMU survey
On Friday, Bangladesh reported 27 more Covid-linked deaths with 5,268 fresh cases.
The fresh numbers took the country’s total fatalities to 28,791 while the caseload mounted to 1,904,826.
Among the new deceased, 12 were men and eight women.
Thirteen of the deaths were reported in Dhaka division while two each in Rajshahi and Khulna, and one each in Sylhet, Barishal and Rangpur divisions.
Meanwhile, the mortality rate remained static at 1.51 per cent.
However, the recovery rate slightly rose to 87.40 per cent with the recovery of 8,821 more patients during the 24-hour period.
On January 28, Bangladesh logged its earlier highest daily positivity rate at 33.37 per cent reporting 15,440 cases and 20 deaths.
Read:Can you get long COVID after an infection with omicron?
On December 9 last year, Bangladesh again logged zero Covid-related death after nearly three weeks as the pandemic was apparently showing signs of easing.
The country reported first zero Covid-related death in a single day on November 20 last year along with 178 infections since the pandemic broke out in Bangladesh in March 2020.
Besides, the country registered the highest daily caseload of 16,230 on July 28 last year, while the highest number of daily fatalities was 264 on August 10 last year.
Covid-19 in Bangladesh: Positivity rate declines further to 15.46%, 27 deaths
Bangladesh logged 27 more Covid-linked deaths with 5,268 fresh cases in 24 hours till Friday morning.
The daily positivity rate slightly declined further to 15.46 per cent from Thursday’s 16.95 per cent after testing 33,896 samples during the period, according to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).
Read: 88% Covid patients in Bangladesh infected with Omicron variant: BSMMU survey
On Thursday, Bangladesh reported 42 more Covid-linked deaths with 7,264 fresh cases.
The fresh numbers took the country’s total fatalities to 28,771 while the caseload mounted to 1,899,803.
Among the new deceased, 15 were men and 12 women.
Fourteen of the deaths were reported in Dhaka division while five in Chattogram, four in Khulna, two in Sylhet and one each in Rajshahi and Barishal divisions.
Meanwhile, the mortality rate declined to 1.51 per cent.
However, the recovery rate slightly increased to 87.17 per cent with the recovery of 11,353 more patients during the 24-hour period.
On January 28, Bangladesh logged its earlier highest daily positivity rate at 33.37 per cent reporting 15,440 cases and 20 deaths.
On December 9 last year, Bangladesh again logged zero Covid-related death after nearly three weeks as the pandemic was apparently showing signs of easing.
Read:Can you get long COVID after an infection with omicron?
The country reported first zero Covid-related death in a single day on November 20 last year along with 178 infections since the pandemic broke out in Bangladesh in March 2020.
Besides, the country registered the highest daily caseload of 16,230 on July 28 last year, while the highest number of daily fatalities was 264 on August 10 last year.
Covid-19 in Bangladesh: Daily deaths hit 43
Bangladesh logged 43 more Covid-linked deaths with 8,354 fresh cases in 24 hours till Tuesday morning.
The daily positivity rate slightly declined to 20.03 from Monday’s 21.07 per cent after testing 41,879 samples during the period, according to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).
The number of deaths is highest in nearly six months as the country last recorded 43 deaths on September 19, last year with 1,383 cases and the daily positivity rate at 5.62 per cent.
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On Monday, Bangladesh reported 38 more Covid-linked deaths with 9,369 fresh cases.
The fresh numbers took the country’s total fatalities to 28,670 while the caseload mounted to 1,879,255.
Among the new deceased, 26 were men and 17 women.
Fifteen of the deaths were reported in Dhaka division while 13 in Khulna, 11 in Chattogram, two in Rajshahi, and one each in Mymensingh and Rangpur divisions.
Meanwhile, the mortality rate remained static at 1.53 per cent.
However, the recovery rate slightly increased to 86.36 per cent with the recovery of 10,800 more patients during the 24-hour period.
On January 28, Bangladesh logged its earlier highest daily positivity rate at 33.37 per cent reporting 15,440 cases and 20 deaths.
On December 9 last year, Bangladesh again logged zero Covid-related death after nearly three weeks as the pandemic was apparently showing signs of easing.
Read: A different COVID-19 vaccine debate: Do we need new ones?
The country reported this year’s first zero Covid-related death in a single day on November 20 last year along with 178 infections since the pandemic broke out in Bangladesh in March 2020.
Besides, the country registered the highest daily caseload of 16,230 on July 28 last year, while the highest number of daily fatalities was 264 on August 10 last year.
Covid in Bangladesh: Daily deaths hit 36
Bangladesh reported 36 more Covid-linked deaths with 12,193 fresh cases in 24 hours till Wednesday morning.
The daily positivity rate further dropped to 27.43 per cent from Tuesday's 29.17 per cent after testing 44,308 samples during the period, according to the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS).
On Sunday, Bangladesh reported 34 more Covid-linked deaths, the highest in four months, with 12,183 fresh cases, taking the positivity rate to 28.33%.
The fresh numbers took the country’s total fatalities to 28,461 while the caseload mounted to 1,824,180.
Read:Covid surge: Closure of schools, colleges extended until Feb 20
Among the new deceased, 17 were men and 19 women.
Thirteen deaths were reported in Dhaka division while seven in Khulna, six in Rajshahi, five in Chattogram, three in Barishal and one each in Sylhet and Mymensingh divisions.
Meanwhile, the mortality rate further declined to 1.56 per cent.
However, the recovery rate also declined to 87.35 per cent with the recovery of 4,203 more patients during the 24-hour period.
In January, the country reported 322 covid-linked deaths and 2,13,294 new cases while 19,112 recovered from the disease, according to DGHS.
On January 28, Bangladesh logged its earlier highest daily positivity rate at 33.37% reporting 15,440 cases and 20 deaths.
Bangladesh’s total tally of Omicron cases reached 69 with the detection of five more cases till January 23, according to GISAID, a global initiative on sharing all influenza data.
Read: Pfizer asks FDA to allow COVID-19 vaccine for kids under 5
On December 9 last year, Bangladesh again logged zero Covid-related death after nearly three weeks as the pandemic was apparently showing signs of easing.
The country reported this year’s first zero Covid-related death in a single day on November 20 last year along with 178 infections since the pandemic broke out in Bangladesh in March 2020.
Besides, the country registered the highest daily caseload of 16,230 on July 28 last year, while the highest number of daily fatalities was 264 on August 10 last year.