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Pour ce qui concerne les mouvements primaires dont 115 PDI identifiées lors du monitoring de protection, les raisons sont liées à la dégradation du contexte sécuritaire suite aux actions des GANE dans les zones d'origine dont la région de l'Est  ( Tanwalbougou, Natiabouani, Gayeri, Namounou, Sakuani ) , la région du Centre Nord  ( Barsalogho, Foubé, Dablo )  et le Sahel  ( Arbinda, Gaslika, Dori ) . Certaines PDI ayant effectués ces mouvements primaires affirment qu'en dépit du contexte sécuritaire dans ces zones de départ, l'aide humanitaire est insuffisante ou en manque dans ces zones. Cette situation  ( le manque ou l'insuffisance de l'aide humanitaire )  pourrait favoriser le déplacement en plus de l'insécurité généralisée dans ces zones.
Alors que les mouvements secondaires, dont 24 PDI concernés, s'inscrivent dans une dynamique de rejoindre certains membres de la famille, d'accéder aux terres cultivables à partir de la nouvelle zone d'accueil. Les zones de provenance sont l'Est  ( Bogandé, Matiacoali ) , le Sahel  (  Gorom Gorom, )
Il faut noter que les 115 PDI  ( ayant effectués leur premier déplacement )  souhaitent intégrer dans leur communauté d'accueil au regard du traumatisme vécu dans la zone d'origine  ( aucun intérêt n'est manifesté pour un retour dans la zone d'origine ) .
One explanation for the increase in conflict incidents is that the armed groups exploited national security forces' focus on preventing the spread of the pandemic
Contrairement au précédent mois qui n'a enregistré que 06 mouvements de populations, il a été observé durant la période sous revue une progression au niveau des déplacements  ( 10 mouvements de populations )  effectués par les PDI dans la Boucle du Mouhoun. Cette tendance marquée par une prédominance des cas de retours malgré le contexte sécuritaire difficile s'expliquerait par deux principales raisons à savoir : la volonté des élèves déplacés de rejoindre leurs parents pour passer les vacances scolaires et la nécessité pour certaines PDI de regagner leurs champs pour les travaux champêtres en ce début d'hivernage.
les retours de PDI se sont multipliés au cours de ce mois vers les localités d'origine pour les activités agricoles en ce qui concerne les ménages et pour passer les vacances scolaires en famille en ce qui concerne les élèves déplacés. Ce sont au total 06 cas de retour qui ont été rapportés dont 02 à Barani, 03 à Bourasso, et 01 à Djibasso.
Dans la commune de Barani, ce sont 03 ménages qui sont concernés par ce type de mouvements dans cette localité. D'abord un  ( 01 )  ménage  ( composé de 19 membres dont 05 hommes, 08 femmes, 02 filles et 04 garçons )  précédemment installé à Nouna est retourné à Kinséré. Ensuite un autre  ( 01 )  ménage  ( de 08 membres dont 01 homme, 02 femmes et 05 garçons )  qui s'était réfugié au Mali  ( village de Béréna )  à la suite d'incidents attribués aux GANE à Barani y est retourné. Le dernier cas de retour dans cette commune concerne un  ( 01 )  ménage  ( 14 membres dont 05 hommes, 03 femmes, 04 filles et 02 garçons )  qui s'est déplacé de Simbadougou  ( commune de Nouna )  pour regagner le village de Koulérou.
En cette fin d'année scolaire, il a été signalé le retour, dans la commune de Bourasso, de 50 élèves déplacés  ( 30 garçons et 20 filles )  qui fréquentaient des établissements de Dédougou et de Nouna pour les vacances. Quant à la commune de Djibasso, il y a été enregistré le retour de 02 ménages  ( 12 personnes dont 02 hommes, 02 femmes, 06 filles et 02 garçons )  du chef lieu de cette commune vers le village de Nombéré pour les travaux champêtres. Il convient de retenir qu'au cours du mois de juin 2021, il a été observé 10 mouvements de population  ( 06 cas de retour, 03 déplacements secondaires et 01 mouvement pendulaire )  observés dans le cadre du monitoring. Ces déplacements enregistrés dans les provinces de la Kossi et du Sourou ont concerné au total 122 personnes dont 16 hommes, 22 femmes, 37 filles et 47 garçons.
En ce qui concerne les statistiques produites par le CONASUR3 sur la situation des déplacements de population au Burkina Faso, elles indiquent, à la date du 30 juin 2021, un enregistrement de 45.597 PDI dans la Boucle  ( 9.363 hommes, 10.181 femmes et 26.053 enfants ) .
Prior to the outbreak of COVID 19, Burkina Faso had relatively few demonstrations and riots, and the overarching national concern was the increased activity of armed groups. Demonstrations increased just as the first cases of COVID 19 arrived in the country but were mainly linked to unrelated government grievances.
Les déplacés ont accès à un marché fonctionnel environ 45km du village de Silmagué en les centres de commune de Bourum et Pensa, car le marché du village d'accueil de ces PDI n'est bien approvisionné dû à cette période des pluies qui n'est pas favorable aux transports des marchandises et commerçants.
While health and other essential services are compromised, food insecurity continues to grow. "How can families prepare for the lean season when the prior months have been marked by constant increases in food prices?" says Paloma Martín de Miguel, Action Against Hunger's regional director for the Sahel. Inflation in the region is now estimated at more than 10% compared to the average of the last five years.
Across Burkina Faso, Mali and the Niger, food insecurity will remain high. This is due to violent insurgencies and counter insurgencies, which are displacing people and disrupting food markets and livelihoods, the secondary impacts of the COVID 19 pandemic, which are restricting the movement of people and animals and slowing down trade, and a harsh and prolonged lean season.
Conflict is expected to remain the primary driver of acute hunger, alongside economic shocks – including secondary impacts of the COVID 19 pandemic – and natural hazard risks. Higher international food prices risk further constraining vulnerable households' access to food, as they transmit onto domestic food prices. The ongoing increase of climate hazards and weather extremes, and in their severity, is likely to continue during the outlook period, affecting livelihoods in several parts of the world.
En cette période de soudure, on note une dépendance normale des ménages pauvres et très pauvres aux marchés pour leur alimentation. Dans les régions de l'Est, du Centre Nord, du Nord et du Sahel, cette dépendance est la plus forte en raison de l'épuisement précoce des stocks et de la forte présence des personnes déplacées internes  ( PDI ) . En effet, ces quatre régions accueillent 88 pour cent des PDI du pays. Dans ces régions, les avoirs des ménages pauvres et déplacés sont fortement dégradés.
Dans la province de l'Oudalan, où les PDI et ménages hôtes sont plus confrontés à l'érosion de leurs avoirs, l'augmentation des pratiques de mendicité et de restriction alimentaire exposent ces derniers à l'insécurité alimentaire aigue Crise !  ( Phase 3 ! de l'IPC )  entre juin et septembre
À Kourao, dans la commune de Bourzanga, par exemple, les populations ont notamment été victimes d'attaques d'hommes armés non identifiés, qui ont emporté plus de 20 charrettes chargées de produits maraîchers et provoqué le déplacement de 3 255 personnes  [ RRM ] , mars 2021 ) .
"Compared to previous food shortages, this year is different and much more serious,' warns Mamadou Diop, Action Against Hunger's regional representative in West Africa. “Today, the people who have reached this lean season are already very weakened physically and mentally, because they did not get necessary  [ routine healthcare services ]  due to the pandemic.'
un accroissement de 8,6% de l'indice dans les industries alimentaires et de tabacs … L'indice de l'activité de ces industries est en hausse de 8,6% par rapport au troisième trimestre 2020, due essentiellement à la hausse simultanée de l'indice de la branche « Fabrication de produits alimentaires et de boissons » de 3,2% et de celui de la branche « fabrication des produits à base de tabac » de 37,2%. Par rapport au même trimestre de 2019, l'indice de la branche groupée enregistre une baisse de 10,0%
Le marché de Sankaryare est le plus vaste et le plus important de Ouagadougou; il approvisionne d'autres marchés du pays et dans la région. Koudougou se trouve dans l'une des régions les plus peuplées du pays, où une majorité des ménages dépend du marché pour son ravitaillement alimentaire.
Les marchés locaux fonctionnent au minima car ils font parfois objet d'attaques et de pillages des groupes djihadistes. Avec l'épuisement des stocks et la présence de PDI atteignant 52 pour cent de la population, la demande des ménages en céréales est forte sur les marchés.
Le marché de Gorom Gorom est le principal marché fonctionnel de la zone. Son niveau d'approvisionnement est en dessous de la normale du fait de la réduction des flux avec les zones habituelles de provenance.
L'augmentation plus que habituelle de la demande, renforcée par des prélèvements supplémentaires de stocks de maïs par les brasseries et unités industrielles de volailles, entraine des hausses de prix aux consommateurs. Au mois de mai les hausses étaient de 40 pour cent pour le maïs, 21 pour cent pour le mil et 20 pour cent pour le sorgho par rapport à l'année passée à la même période. Par rapport à la moyenne quinquennale, les hausses sont de 25 pour cent pour le maïs, 20 pour cent pour le mil et 7 pour cent pour le sorgho. Dans les milieux urbains en particulier, les prix des légumes, de la viande et du poisson connaissent aussi des hausses entre 15 et 20 pour cent par rapport à l'année passée.
Cela se ressent sur l'approvisionnement des commerçants dont les stocks connaissent aussi des diminutions de 19 pour cent pour l'huile alimentaire et de 16 pour cent pour le riz importé. Quant aux prix de ces produits, ils subissent des hausses entre 15 et 20 pour cent par rapport à l'année passée.
Au niveau national, l'approvisionnement des marchés en céréales locales est inférieur à la normale, conséquence des baisses localisées de production enregistrées au cours de la dernière saison. Les entrées habituelles de maïs en provenance des pays côtiers ont connu une réduction de 50 à 60 pour cent. Pendant ce temps, il est constaté des flux sortants de céréales plus importants principalement en destination du Niger, du Ghana et du Mali. Outre la demande saisonnière des ménages, la demande en maïs de la part des sociétés de brasserie et des unités de production d'aliment volaille s'est aussi accrue sur les marchés locaux du fait des difficultés à l'importation.
L'accès à une alimentation suffisante est un droit pour chaque enfant mais dans les sites de PDI dans le Plateau Central le constat est souvent amer de voir des cas de malnutrition sévère. En illustration le chef du village de Zitenga à décrier les rudes conditions d'accès à l'alimentation des enfants PDI à peine 2 repas par jour et un bébé de moins d'un an dans la commune de Zitenga a été référé au CHR Ziniaré pour cas de malnutrition sévère.
Another 16 women who spoke to The New Humanitarian said men had asked them for cash in exchange for adding their names to the registration lists. All but one said they paid, though none received aid in return.
Les ménages pauvres dans les zones plus calmes ont un accès typique au moins à deux repas par jour à partir de l'autoproduction ou des achats sur les marchés. La disponibilité de PFNL similaire à la normale renforce aussi l'accès à la nourriture. La plupart des ménages pauvres sont en insécurité alimentaire aigue Minimale  ( Phase 1 de l'IPC ) .
Dans la région du Nord, la plupart des ménages arrivent également à se procurer deux repas par jour grâce aux stocks résiduels et d'un assez bon approvisionnement des marchés en céréales. Cependant, la situation nutritionnelle dans la région depuis le début de l'année 2021 fait état de 5 815 cas de malnutrition aiguë modérée et de 2 218 cas de malnutrition aigüe sévère, ce qui pourrait se détériorer davantage en raison de l'appauvrissement des stocks alimentaires et de la perte des moyens d'existence des ménages liée à l'insécurité grandissante dans la région.
In Kaya, a mid size town in the Centre North region – where nearly 500,000 displaced people are living and 60,000 are facing “emergency' hunger levels – government officials said their capacity to register people was overwhelmed.
Les informations des informateurs clés suggèrent que certains ménages les plus touchés dans les chefs lieux font recours à la mendicité dans le but d'accéder à un revenu pour acheter de la nourriture et d'autres produits de première nécessité. Bien que les données pour confirmer ne soient pas disponibles, les informateurs clés suggèrent que la mendicité a augmenté par rapport aux années précédentes, suggérant que pour certains ménages, la situation de la sécurité alimentaire se détériore. Les informations disponibles ne permettent pas de savoir si ceux qui mendient ont accès à l'assistance alimentaire.
D'après des informateurs clés, les ménages consomment en moyenne deux repas par jour grâce à l'assistance, où à travers la vente d'animaux pour ceux qui en disposent. Selon les informateurs clés, dans les localités moins touchées par l'assistance  ( Tin Akoff, Déou, Oursi ) , les pauvres sont contraints de réduire les quantités et la qualité des repas, ainsi que le nombre de repas pris par jour.
Dans la région du Nord, quatre communes en particulier – Kain et Koumbri, dans le Yatenga, Bahn et Sollé dans le Loroum – présentent un risque élevé de vulnérabilités et nécessitent une assistance humanitaire d'urgence et appropriée en raison des attaques et menaces récurrentes des groupes armés.
Pour les PDI et ménages pauvres hôtes qui ont perdu leurs avoirs, l'assistance alimentaire est la principale source de nourriture. L'assistance en cours et planifiée pour la période de soudure de juin à aout, devrait atteindre 49 pour cent de la population et répondre au moins à 50 pour cent de leurs besoins. Elle reste concentrée dans la commune de Gorom Gorom, le chef lieu de la province.
Between August 2020 and March 2021, Ouedraogo said she tried several times to register with people she thought would help her get food assistance. She said she was twice solicited for sex and declined.
Dans la région de l'Est, l'insécurité se dégrade dans les provinces de la Komandjaori, de la Kompienga et de la Tapoa. Dans cette région, les communes de Madjoari, Gayéri et Diapaga présentent un risque élevé de vulnérabilités accrues, avec un accès limité aux marchés en raison de l'insécurité et du mauvais état des routes
Au Centre Nord, le nombre de communes en insécurité alimentaire augmente et la situation risque de s'aggraver notamment en raison de l'accroissement des personnes déplacées internes  ( PDI ) .
Toutes les groupes de discussion et des personnes enquêtées confirment la charité des prix de matières de premières nécessités  ( mil, maïs, huile, haricot, riz, sorgho, etc. ) . Par contre, cette évaluation ne comprend pas une étude de marché qui permettrait d'avoir des informations spécifiques sur la disponibilité et prix des différents biens alimentaires et non alimentaires.
Dans 59% des localités évaluées, les IC ont rapporté que la majorité de la population n'avait pas accès à suffisamment de nourriture au cours des 30 derniers jours.
L'enquête nutritionnelle réalisée par le ministère de la santé avec l'accompagnement de ses partenaires techniques et financiers permet d'apprécier les efforts consentis par l'ensemble des acteurs dans la lutte contre toutes les formes de malnutrition. Elle permet également au Burkina Faso de suivre ses engagements dans le domaine de la lutte contre la malnutrition tant au niveau national qu'au niveau international. L'édition de 2020 s'est déroulée dans un contexte marqué à la fois par la situation sécuritaire difficile dans certaines localités du pays mais aussi à la crise sanitaire liée au Coronavirus.
L'impact négatif de la situation sécuritaire sur le fonctionnement du système de santé combiné au déplacement de population pourrait avoir une répercussion sur les progrès réalisés par le Burkina Faso dans la lutte contre la malnutrition. Cependant, de nombreuses initiatives de résilience telles que la mise en œuvre du protocole simplifié, l'ANJE en situation d'urgence, le dépistage de la malnutrition à domicile  ( PB mère )  et la prise en charge communautaire de la malnutrition mises en œuvre par le Gouvernement et ses partenaires permettent de juguler l'impact de la crise sécuritaire.
La situation nutritionnelle est déjà précaire au niveau national avec une prévalence de malnutrition aigüe globale de 9,1 pour cent  ( SMART, octobre 2020 ) .
L'absence de cantines scolaires pour le secondaire impacte négativement la scolarisation des élèves déplacés  ( établissements délocalisés et élèves déplacés non soutenus ) .
Au cours de la période du 21 au 28 juin 2021, huit  ( 08 )  écoles des circonscriptions d'éducation de base de Manni II, dans la région de l'Est, ont fait l'objet d'attaques. Entre autres, des objets ont été emportés, des denrées alimentaires pillées et des documents incendiés.
De nombreuses écoles dans les zones de déplacement continuent à avoir une faible capacité d'accueil. Avec l'arrivée des enfants déplacés, ces écoles font face à une surcharge démographique d'environ 100 à 120 élèves par classe. Les autorités éducatives ont été sollicitées à plusieurs reprises pour trouver des solutions alternatives à ce problème  ( par exemple : double flux, utilisation de bâtiments inoccupés dans les villes, etc. )
Le comité national « Vers une école résiliente » doit être dynamisé en 2021 et doit intégrer l'éducation informelle dans ses discussions pour une meilleure protection de l'enfant.
En frappant le Burkina et plus particulièrement le système éducatif  ( plus de 2 000 écoles fermées ) , la crise sécuritaire a causé de nombreuses destructions, et fait resurgir les vulnérabilités internes du secteur de l'éducation, principalement dans les six régions les plus affectées.
Les populations résidant dans les zones de choc  ( zones de départ )  et dont les enfants sont privés de l'école avec très peu des possibilités d'apprentissage, sont particulièrement vulnérables et ont besoin des formules d'éducation alternative tenant compte de la spécificité du contexte sécuritaire
Les formules alternatives doivent être maintenues pour permettre aux enfants de garder le contact avec l'éducation, quel que soit le contexte
Les partenaires techniques et financiers continuent d'intensifier leur soutien au MENAPLN pour contribuer à atténuer les risques de cette urgence devenue très critique. Ils participent à la résolution des problèmes, en renforçant entre autres la capacité des écoles hôtes à faire face à l'accueil des élèves déplacés internes  ( EDI ) , estimés initialement à 418 801  ( soit 43% du total des PDI en octobre 2020 )  sur un besoin global de 812 602 enfants dans le besoin et ciblés par le Cluster  ( HNO et HRP le besoin initial est déjà dépassé  ( du coté des personnes déplacées )  de 34% soit 564 190 EDI;
Le financement nécessaire au Cluster Education pour atteindre son objectif annuel de 812 602 enfants est de 47,1 millions de dollars US, dont seulement 9,7 dollars US étaient disponibles à la fin du mois de juin, ce qui représente un taux de financement de 21 % soit un écart de
La coordination nationale est assurée par le Secrétariat Technique de l'Education en Situations d'Urgences/ST ESU avec le soutien technique de l'UNICEF et de Plan International qui déploient respectivement un Coordinateur dédié et un Co Facilitateur , tous deux soutenus par deux gestionnaires de l'information. Il existe également un comité d'orientation stratégique  ( COS )  dont le rôle est de fournir des conseils et des orientations stratégiques qui guident la prise de décisions, le développement et la validation des documents stratégiques au sein du Cluster. Le COS est présidé par l'unité de coordination du Cluster Education  ( ministère de l'éducation, Plan International et UNICEF )
La mise en œuvre des autres interventions clés  ( alternatives éducatives à distance et alimentation scolaire )  étant complète  ( plus de 100% )  on peut dire que la réponse est moyennement satisfaisante au premier semestre
Les efforts réalisés avec l'initiative Safe School  ( ayant conduit au renforcement des résiliences entrepris depuis 2018 ont eu un impact important :des fonds pré positionnés et la présence des personnels formés ont continué à soutenir la réponse. Le leadership national et la coordination sous l'égide du MENAPLN, désormais bien assis, continuent d'être renforcés par la présence de la stratégie nationale de l'éducation en situations d'urgence qui reste le cadre de référence pour l'analyse conjointe des vulnérabilités du système éducatif national.
Entre temps , 647 081 autres enfants  ( 336 499 filles )  de la même tranche d'âge ont bénéficié de possibilités d'apprentissage inclusif à distance/à domicile dans des zones d'accès difficile et/ou d'accès facile pendant la période de transition avant leur intégration/réintégration dans le système éducatif.
Comparativement à la cible annuelle de 812 602 l'écart au niveau de l'accès à l'éducation formelle et non formelle est de 95 %.
L'accès aux services sociaux de base tels que la santé et l'éducation est considérablement réduit, voire inexistant dans les communes à risque en l'occurrence Banh, Sollé, kain et Koumbri
[ 4th November 2020, Bangladesh ]  Covid 19 deaths in Bangladesh crossed 1,000 on June 10 in nearly three months since the first fatality was recorded on March 18. Of the 21 deceased    17 men and four women    12 were from Dhaka division, five from Chittagong, and one each from Khulna, Barisal, Rangpur, and Mymensingh divisions. All the victims died at different hospitals. So far, 4,621 men  ( 76.97% )  and 1,383 women  ( 23.03% )  have died from Covid 19 across the country
[ 19th November 2020, Bangladesh ]  The country also recorded 30 new deaths from the pandemic, raising the total death toll to 6,305 since the first death was reported on March 18, according to a press release of the Directorate General of Health Services  ( DGHS )  issued on Thursday.
[ 19th November 2020, Bangladesh ]  Bangladesh's first Covid 19 cases were reported on March 8. The total number of infections has now surged to 441,159. The daily test positivity rate was 13.48%. A total of 17,531 samples were tested at 117 authorized laboratories across the country.
[ 19th November 2020, Bangladesh ]  Meanwhile, the recovery count rose to 356,722 after another 1,934 patients were discharged from hospitals in the 24 hours till Wednesday morning. Among the 30 deaths, 25 are male and five are female. Of them, two person were ages between 41 50, seven were between ages 51 60 and 21 were above 60 years old
[ 19th November 2020, Dhaka Division ]  According to division wise data in the last 24 hours, 25 deaths from Covid 19 took place in Dhaka division, one in Chittagong, one in Rajshahi, two in Barisal, and one in Sylhet, according to the press release. A majority of them died in hospitals.
[ 14 October, Bangladesh  ] Coronavirus caseload in Bangladesh stood at 381,275 on Tuesday with the detection of 1,537 new cases in 24 hours until Tuesday morning. The health authorities also announced 22 more deaths in the last 24 hours, taking total fatalities to 5,577. With 1,537 patients recovering during this period, the total recoveries from coronavirus rose to 295,873.
[ 15th October 2020, Bangladesh ]   Bangladesh on Thursday saw another spike in Covid 19 patients as health authorities  confirmed the detection of 1,600 new cases across the country in 24 hours, taking the caseload to 3,84,559. During the same period, 15 more patients died from Covid 19, raising the death toll to 5,608.
[ 15th October 2020, Bangladesh ]   Besides, 1,780 patients recovered from the disease, and the total recoveries from coronavirus have jumped to 299,229.  The fatality rate in Bangladesh is still 1.46 percent, a handout  of the Directorate General of Health Services  ( DGHS )  said.
[ 15th October 2020, Bangladesh ]   The daily infection rate for Thursday was recorded at 11.34 percent upon testing 14,104 samples during the period. The recovery rate has climbed to 77.81 percent in Bangladesh, the health authorities said.  Bangladesh is seeing 2,258.04 infections, 1,757 recoveries and 32.93 deaths per million.
[ 15th October 2020, Bangladesh ]  So far, 2,863 people have died in Dhaka division, 1,128 in Chattogram, 360 in Rajshahi, 453 in Khulna, 193 in Barishal, 239 in Sylhet, 254 in Rangpur and 118 in Mymensingh. Across the country, 12,329 people are now in isolation and 40,087 in quarantine.
[ 2th October 2020 , Bangladesh ]  The Thomson Reuters Foundation spoke to 20 people who lost their garment industry jobs between April and August. Three had been rehired but most were unemployed and struggling to get by.
[ 2th October 2020 , Bangladesh ]    Most of the country's 4,000 clothing factories, which employ about four million people – mostly women, reopened in April after a month long break to stem the spread of COVID 19. Bangladesh has seen at least 364,900 confirmed cases and 5,250 deaths to date.
[ 12th Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  Bangladesh's Covid  19 fatalities soared to 7,819 on Tuesday after the health authorities confirmed 16 more deaths in 24 hours.
[ 12th Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  Until Tuesday morning 3,385,779 tests have been carried out – including 14,791 in the last 24 hours – and 15.48 percent of them tested positive.
[ 11th February 2021, Bangladesh ]  Replying to a question, the health minister said his ministry was fine tuning the last minute details on giving permission to private hospitals to administer vaccines.The minister also mentioned that the authorities were still working on the legal issue and the price of the vaccine at the private centres.
[ 10 October , Bangladesh ]  Fatality due to the deadly virus now stands at 5,272 with 21 people dying during the same period, the Directorate General of Health Services  ( DGHS )  said in its daily virus update.
[ 2th October 2020 , Bangladesh ]  At least 70,000 people are estimated to have been laid off after $3.5bn worth of clothing orders were cancelled or suspended and exports plummeted by 84 percent in April, the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association  ( BGMEA )  said.
[ 10 October, Bangladesh ]  The death toll from coronavirus infection surpassed the 5,000 mark in Bangladesh on September 22.The country reached the grim milestone of 4,500 deaths on September 7, 12 days after the body count reached the 4,000 mark on August 25.The number of fatalities crossed the 2,000 mark on July 5.
[ 10th February 2021, Bangladesh ]  So far, 6,243 men  ( 75.77% )  and 1,996 women  ( 24.23% )  have died from Covid 19 across the country. The mortality rate against the total number of cases detected in the country stands at 1.53%.
[ 31 March 2021, Bangladesh Cox's Bazar ] Documentation has been a consistent concern Analysis of community feedback data collected in January and February of 2021 shows that the Rohingya community are facing problems with documents  ( such as relief cards which enable them to access aid and services )  and also site development  ( such as stairways, roads, drainage systems, bridges, pathways, slope protection/retention walls )  in the camps. The following graph shows how much of a concern these issues have been over the last three years.
[ 8th March 2021, Bangladesh ]  Bangladesh's coronavirus caseload rose to 551,175 on Monday after the health authorities confirmed 845 new cases in the last 24 hours.
[ 10th February 2021, Bangladesh ]  According to an earlier decision by the government, people aged 55 and above are only eligible for taking vaccines but the decision has been revised a day after launching of the countrywide Covid 19 vaccination campaign on February 8.
[ 2th October 2020 , Bangladesh ]  Thousands of Bangladeshi garment workers who lost their jobs due to the coronavirus pandemic are struggling to find work and are at risk of destitution without urgent support, activists and experts said.
[ 13th November 2020, Bangladesh ]  Daily infections have shown a rising trend this month, with 1,845 new cases and 13 deaths reported on Thursday.
[ 13th November 2020, Bangladesh ]  The government is broadcasting lessons on television for school students, and universities are conducting online classes. Most children in Bangladesh do not have access to the internet.
[ 13th November 2020, Bangladesh ]  Rights groups fear many are placed at risk by not returning to school, and said many children have been forced to work to help their families. Some girls have been forced into marriage to make up for their parents' lost income.
[ 11th October 2020, Bangladesh ]  Bangladesh has registered 24 more deaths from Covid 19 in the last 24 hours until Sunday morning, taking the number of total fatalities to 5,524. The country also logged more than 378,000 coronavirus cases with 1,193 people having tested positive over the same period. The country also logged more than 378,000 coronavirus cases with 1,193 people having tested positive over the same period.
[ 10th February 2021, Bangladesh ]  “All teachers will be given the Covid 19 vaccine on a priority basis. Afterwards, the residential students of all universities and colleges will receive the vaccine as well.'
[ 12th December 2020, Bangladesh ]  Over the six months following the lockdown, export demand began to recover but remained below the levels of 2019. Government programs to stimulate demand worked quite well but the magnitude was insufficient to lift production very far. The drivers of the economy all declined over this period: Government expenditures and investment declined in both nominal and real terms. Exports were below the 2019 level. Private investment fell based on all available information. Hence, increases in GDP were probably negative over the six months from April to September, 2020, compared to the same six months in 2019. Nevertheless. the economy definitely started to improve by September 2020.
[ 15th February 2021, Bangladesh ]  The country also logged more than 541,000 coronavirus cases with 446 people having tested positive over the same period. With this development, the number of all confirmed cases so far jumped to 541,038.
[ 4th October 2020, Bangladesh ]  With the latest figure, the number of all confirmed cases so far jumped to 368,690, according to the daily virus update released on Sunday by the Directorate General of Health Services  ( DGHS ) . Of the 23 deceased    17 men and six women    17 were from Dhaka division, two from Rangpur, and one each from Chittagong, Rajshahi, Khulna, and Sylhet divisions.
[ 14th Feb 2021, Bangladesh ]  Doses of Oxford AstraZeneca vaccine – acquired from India's Serum Institute – have been sent to hospitals across the country to make the inoculation drive a success.
[ 14th Feb 2021, Bangladesh ]  Doctors and nurses have been trained to carry out the vaccination drive. So far, top government officials, cabinet members, judges, policemen, along with general people, have received the vaccine.
[ 10 October, Bangladesh ]  Covid 19 deaths in Bangladesh crossed the 1,000 mark on June 10 in nearly three months since the first fatality was recorded on March 18.
[ 13th November 2020, Bangladesh ]   Bangladesh has extended its closure of schools and educational institutions, which were last open in March, until December 19 amid fears of a second wave of coronavirus infections during the coming Bangladeshi winter, the education ministry said on Thursday. The government closed schools and educational institutions on March 17 and has extended the closure several times, most recently until November 15.
[ 10th February 2021, Bangladesh ]  Survey results from Bangladesh and Nepal suggest that levels of food insecurity were far higher during the pandemic than during the same season in previous years.
[ 28th October 2020, Bangladesh ]  The US Bangla Airlines also operated a Dhaka Chennai Dhaka flight at 10:30 am on Wednesday with Biman set to resume its India operation through its New Delhi flight on Thursday.
[ 24th Nov 2020, Bangladesh ]  Four women were raped, 20 were subjected to sexual harassment and one was murdered during the first month of lockdown
[ 25th Dec 2020, Bangladesh ]  The Prime Minister has been warning of a second wave of Covid 19 infection and urging people to properly follow health guidelines.She has ordered strict implementation of the 'No Mask No Service' policy, said the Cabinet Secretary.
[ 7th January 2021, Bangladesh ]  Bangladeshi pharmaceutical company Globe Biotech has gotten approval from the Directorate General of Drug Administration  ( DGDA )  for manufacturing Covid 19 vaccine for clinical trial on December 28. Dr Mohammad Mohiuddin, Manager of Globe Biotech Limited  ( Head of Quality Operation ) , said “Vaccine will be available by June if we can begin the clinical trial this month,'
[ 1th October 2020, Bangladesh ]  Refugee: Food Security & Livelihoods : Refugee: Impact of COVID 19 on needs: • Quantity and quality of food reported to have decreased, while people's ability to afford additional food has been extremely limited • Support to elderly to access food distributions reported to have stopped by few key informants
[ 1st Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  Bangladesh recorded another 17 deaths from coronavirus in the last 24 hours until Friday morning, pushing up the national tally to 7,576.“The mortality rate is 1.47 percent while the recovery rate is 89.15 percent,' the Directorate General of Health Services said in a handout.
[ 1st Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  Bangladesh confirmed its first Covid 19 cases on March 8 and the first death on March 18. So far, 3,239,701 tests have been conducted – including 12,103 in the last 24 hours.
[ 1st Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  Among the latest victims  [ COVID ] , 10 are men and seven are women. Sixteen of them died at hospitals – 12 of them in Dhaka alone.
[ 16th October 2020, Bangladesh ]   The health authorities reported 1,527 new cases of Covid 19 after testing 13,577 samples in the last 24 hours. So far, the country has recorded 386,086 positive cases. During this period, 15 coronavirus deaths were recorded, pushing the death tally to 5,623.
[ 16th October 2020, Bangladesh ]  Bangladesh is seeing 2,267.01 infections, 1,765.86 recoveries per million while 33.02 are dying against the same number. Of the total victims, 4,327 are men and 1,296 are women. Among the latest victims, 14 are above 50 years of age and one other is aged between 31 and 40 years.
[ 2nd Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  With 684 new infections the country's caseload stood at 515,184, said the Directorate General of Health Services.
[ 14th December 2020, Bangladesh ]  The DGHS said in order to make treatment facilities easily available for the Covid 19 patients, the government has introduced telemedicine services comprising 100 physicians, for round  the clock in the country. A total of 619,595 people have so far received healthcare services from telemedicine. The DGHS said in order to make treatment facilities easily available for the Covid 19 patients, the government has introduced round the clock telemedicine services, comprising 100 physicians, in the country. To receive information and treatment facilities on Covid 19, the contact hotline and mobile numbers are 16263; 333 and 10655.
[ 28th Dec 2020, Bangladesh ]  Covid 19 fatalities in Bangladesh surged to 7,452 with 24 more deaths recorded in 24 hours until Sunday morning.
[ 8th Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  The country's infection number reached the 500,000 mark on December 20. The first cases were reported on March 8. The death toll exceeded 7,000 on December 12.
[ 11th Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  The country's infection number reached the 500,000 mark on December 20. The first cases were reported on March 8. The death toll exceeded 7,000 on December 12.
[ 11th Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  Bangladesh saw a daily infection rate of 6.02% with 849 new cases reported until early Monday.
[ 11th Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  So far, 3,371,416 tests, including 14,097 new ones, have been carried out. The overall infection rate stood at 15.52%, the Directorate General of Health Services said.
[ 23rd Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  Bangladesh has recorded 530,890 cases so far. And the country's fatality number rose to 7,981 and death rate to 1.50%, with 15 Covid 19 deaths in the last 24 hours, since the first fatality was reported on March 18.
[ 11th Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  However, 467,718 patients – 89.38% – have recovered so far.
[ 23rd Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  The country recorded a daily infection rate of 5.49% on January 18, 4.90% on January 14, 8.29% on January 10, 7.52% on January 4, and 8.18% on January 1.
[ September 2020, Cox's Bazar ]   Learning Centres and Child Friendly Spaces remain closed due to COVID 19, which is is having a marked negative impact on children's education and well being.
[ 12th March 2021, Bangladesh ]  The daily infection rate rose to above 5 percent after a month of a downtrend. The percentage jumped to 6.62 from 5.82 on Thursday.
[ 10th March 2021, Bangladesh ]  Thirteen Coronavirus related deaths and 912 new cases were reported during the period, according to the Directorate General of Health Services  ( DGHS ) .
[ 7th March 2021, Bangladesh ]  At the same time, the mortality rate against the total number of cases detected has so far remained steady at 1.54% for the past few days. The health authorities said that a total of 1,037 people had recovered from the disease over the preceding 24 hours.
[ 7th March 2021, Bangladesh ]  The daily infection rate stood at 4.30%, up from 4.13% on Saturday. The overall infection rate, however, fell slightly, to 13.27% – with a total of 4,146,205 tests being conducted across the country till now. The figure was 13.40% on Wednesday.
[ 7th March 2021, Bangladesh ]  So far, 503,003 patients – 91.23% of all infected – have made full recovery across the country.
[ 8th December 2020, Bangladesh ]  To address these issues, advocates have urged the government to make a list of trafficking survivors and give them priority to obtain jobs abroad through legal channels.
[ 13th December 2020, Bangladesh ]  Meanwhile, a passenger with a Covid 19 positive certificate arrived in a special flight of Air Asia, carrying 98 passengers from Kuala Lumpur to Dhaka, at midnight on Sunday. According to airport immigrations, after landing and checking at Dhaka airport, the passenger was clearly identified as Covid 19 positive in the certificate. However, no one noticed the matter while boarding the passenger in Kuala Lumpur. The passenger was sent to Kuwait Bangladesh Friendship Government Hospital for undergoing another Covid 19 test while Air Asia was fined Tk100,000, said Ahmed Zamil.
[ 28th October 2020, Bangladesh ]  The air connectivity between Bangladesh and India was resumed under the “air bubble' arrangement on Wednesday, after over seven months of flight suspension to prevent the spread of coronavirus. It was a private airline that initiated the flight resumption and Biman, the national flag carrier airline, is also set to operate its flights to India starting from Thursday. Meanwhile, experts in public health and aviation sectors fear that the move may cause a surge in the coronavirus infection rate in Bangladesh as India has one of the highest test positivity rates in the world.
[ 13th December 2020, Bangladesh ]  The prime minister said that the government cannot reopen schools because of the existing Covid 19 situation and noted that classes have been continuing through online and television. In March, shortly after the country reported its first Covid 19 cases, the government shut down educational institutions to protect the students and prevent transmission of the virus. The closure was extended several times till December 19.
[ 23rd October 2020, Bangladesh ]  Bangladesh has registered 14 more deaths from Covid 19 in the last 24 hours until Friday morning, taking the number of total fatalities to 5,761.
[ 23rd October 2020, Bangladesh ]  Of the 14 deceased, including 13 men, 12 were from Dhaka division and two from Rajshahi division. All the victims died at different hospitals in the country. So far, 4,435 men  ( 76.98% )  and 1,326 women  ( 23.02% )  have died from Covid 19 across the country. The mortality rate against the total number of cases detected so far stands at 1.45%.
[ 23rd October 2020, Bangladesh ]  The latest figures show an infection rate of 11.23%. To date, 2,235,488 tests have been conducted in the country, leading to an overall infection rate of 17.73% so far.
[ 23rd October 2020, Bangladesh ]  The DGHS said 13,857 samples were collected from suspected Covid 19 patients in the last 24 hours. As many as 14,119 samples, including the pending ones, were tested in the 111 authorized labs   government and private   across the country and 1,586 new patients were confirmed.
[ 23rd October 2020, Bangladesh ]  The health authorities said 1,533 people recovered from the disease over the preceding 24 hours. So far, 312,065 patients   78.72% of all infected   have made full recovery across the country.
[ 11th Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  On December 28, Bangladeshi pharmaceutical company Globe Biotech got approval from the DGDA for manufacturing Covid 19 vaccine for clinical trials.
[ 24th Nov 2020, Bangladesh ]  A total of 184 women were victims of dowry related violence, with 74 of them killed after physical torture, the data said.
[ 23rd Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  Covid 19 fatalities in Bangladesh soared to 8,003 after the health authorities confirmed 22 more deaths in 24 hours until this morning.
[ 23rd Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina is scheduled to launch coronavirus vaccination drive at Kurmitola General Hospital in the capital on January 27. She will inaugurate the vaccination virtually, said Abdul Mannan, Secretary of Health Service Division of the Health Ministry on Saturday. The primary vaccine campaign will begin by vaccinating a nurse at the hospital, he said.
[ 14th Dec 2020, Bangladesh ]  Bangladesh has made Covid 19 negative certificates compulsory for incoming international passengers from respective countries of departure.
[ 24th Nov 2020, Bangladesh ]  In the last seven days, 201 people lost their lives to Covid 19
[ 21st November 2020, Bangladesh ]  Per million, Bangladesh has recorded 2,614.59 infections, 2,115.90 recoveries, and 37.29 deaths.
[ 2nd December 2020, Bangladesh ]  The latest figures show an infection rate of 13.76%. The overall infection rate of the country stands at 16.74%. Currently, 12,901 people are in isolation and 41,039 are quarantined.
[ 23rd Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  The caseload now stands at 531,326 with 436 new cases reported during the period, according to the Directorate General of Health Services  ( DGHS ) .
[ 24th Nov 2020, Bangladesh ]  The country also logged a total of 451,990 coronavirus cases with 2,230 people testing positive over the same period.
[ 23rd Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  Thirty million doses of the vaccine are scheduled to arrive between January and June  ( five million a month )  as per the agreement the government signed with Serum Institute of India Pvt Ltd.
[ 28th January 2021, Bangladesh ]  We understand that the vaccination programme will take some time, and it is best for the government to proceed keeping safety in mind first. However, because of the great challenges that are associated with such a largescale programme, we once again urge the government to plan ahead of time every step of the way.
[ 14th Dec 2020, Bangladesh ]  Bangladesh on Sunday reported 32 more Covid 19 deaths in the past 24 hours, bringing the fatalities to 7,052. The country also recorded 1,355 new cases, pushing the caseload to 490,533.The mortality rate stood at 1.44%, said the Directorate General of Health Services.
[ 24th Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  Bangladesh recorded a daily infection rate of 3.34% with 473 new cases reported until early Sunday. The country saw a daily infection rate of 5.49% on January 18, 4.90% on January 14, 8.29% on January 10, 7.52% on January 4, and 8.18% on January 1.
[ 24th Jan 2021, Bangladesh ] Bangladesh has reported 531,799 cases so far. And the country's fatality number rose to 8,023 and death rate to 1.51%, with 20 more Covid 19 deaths in the last 24 hours, since the first fatality was reported on March 18.
[ 14th Dec 2020, Bangladesh ]  The report said Bangladesh is home to 38 million child brides, including all, old and new brides, who got married off at an early age. Of them, 13 million got married even before turning 15.
[ 14th Dec 2020, Bangladesh ]  A phone survey conducted by Manusher Jonno Foundation  ( MJF )  in 53 districts, found that 462 girls were victims of child marriage in June, which was 160 in May. It is a 262% rise in the number of child marriages from May to June.
[ 9th January 2021, Bangladesh ]  Rising number of cases in the beginning of December increased concerns over a possible rise in the number of COVID 19 infection, but the average daily count have remained below 1,000 in the first week of January. Besides some precautionary steps taken to keep the infection rate low, the season and nature of the virus may have played a role in the drop in number of positive tests, public health experts say.
[ 24th Nov 2020, Bangladesh ]  Currently, 12,543 people are in isolation and 40,014 are quarantined.
[ 6th November 2020, Bangladesh ]  With the latest figure, the number of all confirmed cases so far jumped to 417,475, according to the daily virus update released on Friday by the Directorate General of Health Services  ( DGHS ) .
[ 6th November 2020, Bangladesh ]  The DGHS said 13,747 samples were collected from suspected Covid 19 patients in the last 24 hours.
[ 6th November 2020, Bangladesh ]  As many as 13,521 samples were tested in the 114 authorized labs   government and private   across the country and 1,469 new patients were confirmed.The latest figures show an infection rate of 10.86%. To date, 2,418,423 tests have been conducted in the country, leading to an overall infection rate of 17.26% so far.
[ 1st November 2020, Bangladesh ]  At least, 627 people have been placed in quarantine in the last 24 hours. Now, 39,093 people are in quarantine across the country, reads the press release. And, 128 Covid 19 suspected patients were taken into isolation and 134 were allowed to leave in the last 24 hours. Now, 12,124 people are staying in different isolation units across the country.
[ 14th Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  The country recorded 8.29 percent infection on January 10, 7.52 percent on January 4, and 8.18 percent on January 1.
[ 9th January 2021, Bangladesh ]  In December, the rate dropped again to 10.27 percent with 1,566 cases daily. In the first eight days of January, the DGHS confirmed 898 cases daily on an average at 6.92 percent of the tests.
[ 14th Jan 2021, Bangladesh ]  Bangladesh's Covid 19 fatalities soared to 7,849 on Thursday as the health authorities confirmed 16 more deaths and 813 new cases in 24 hours. The national caseload stands at 525,723 with 470,405 recoveries, according to a hando
[ 18th November 2020, Bangladesh ]  Bangladesh has recorded 21 deaths and 2,111 fresh cases from Covid 19 in the last 24 hours. The latest deaths take the overall death toll from the pandemic in the country to 6,275, according to a press release of the Directorate General of Health Services  ( DGHS )  on Wednesday. Bangladesh's first Covid 19 death was recorded on March 18.
[ 18th November 2020, Bangladesh ]  The daily test positivity rate was 12.82%. A total of 16,469 samples were tested at 117 authorized laboratories across the country. The total number of infections has now surged to 438,795.
[ 18th November 2020, Bangladesh ]  Meanwhile, the recovery count rose to 354,788 after another 1,893 patients were discharged from hospitals in the 24 hours till Wednesday morning. Among the 21 deaths, 14 are male and seven are female. Of them, one person was below 10 years, one in his 30s, six above 50, and 13 over 60 years old.
[ 18th November 2020, Bangladesh ]  According to division wise data in the last 24 hours, 13 deaths from Covid 19 took place in Dhaka division, three in Chittagong, one in Rajshahi, two in Khulna, one in Barisal, and one in Rangpur, according to the press release.
[ 9th January 2021, Bangladesh ]  As many as 181 labs, including 114 RT PCR labs, 27 gene expert labs and 40 rapid antigen test labs, reported 785 positive cases after testing 13,681 samples in the 24 hours to 8am on Friday. The infection rate was 5.74 percent. With the new positive tests, the country's coronavirus caseload has increased to 520,690 with 7,734 deaths.