Staff Reporter :
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan has urged the people of the country to join the fight against coronavirus by maintaining social distance, staying home and personal cleanliness.
He made the call while talking to reporters after attending a disinfectant spray programme in the city’s Dhanmondi area, organized by Shishu Protiva Bikash Kendro, on Friday.
“Wherever you are right now, work against coronavirus from there. Stay home, maintain cleanliness and social distance,” the minister said, adding that if you have to go out for
emergency reasons wear masks and gloves. Thanking all private organizations and NGOs (non-governmental organizations) for their cleanliness initiatives, Asaduzzaman said, “We are keeping eyes on the current situation from a cell at the Home Ministry.”
“If we remain alert and follow the government’s instructions to prevent the spread of the virus, Bangladesh’s situation will not be like that of the European countries,” the minister said.
The home minister said that the law enforcers are vigilant so that no theft or robbery can take place.
Bangladesh on Friday reported four more new coronavirus cases taking the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 48.
However, no patient died in the last 24 hours, said Director of the Institute of Epidemiology, Disease Control and Research (IEDCR) Prof Meerjady Sabrina Flora.
Bangladesh has so far reported five deaths from coronavirus. Besides, 11 other Covid-19 patients have already made recovery, he said.
Home Minister Asaduzzaman Khan has urged the people of the country to join the fight against coronavirus by maintaining social distance, staying home and personal cleanliness.
He made the call while talking to reporters after attending a disinfectant spray programme in the city’s Dhanmondi area, organized by Shishu Protiva Bikash Kendro, on Friday.
“Wherever you are right now, work against coronavirus from there. Stay home, maintain cleanliness and social distance,” the minister said, adding that if you have to go out for
emergency reasons wear masks and gloves. Thanking all private organizations and NGOs (non-governmental organizations) for their cleanliness initiatives, Asaduzzaman said, “We are keeping eyes on the current situation from a cell at the Home Ministry.”
“If we remain alert and follow the government’s instructions to prevent the spread of the virus, Bangladesh’s situation will not be like that of the European countries,” the minister said.
The home minister said that the law enforcers are vigilant so that no theft or robbery can take place.
Bangladesh on Friday reported four more new coronavirus cases taking the total number of confirmed cases in the country to 48.
However, no patient died in the last 24 hours, said Director of the Institute of Epidemiology, Disease Control and Research (IEDCR) Prof Meerjady Sabrina Flora.
Bangladesh has so far reported five deaths from coronavirus. Besides, 11 other Covid-19 patients have already made recovery, he said.
