The virus has so far killed 4,69,526 people worldwide. After being infected with this disease, 47 lakh 95 thousand 421 people have recovered so far.
Meanwhile, young people in Bangladesh are infected with coronavirus. More than half of the total victims are between the ages of 21 and 40. Their number is about 55 percent.
Although the death rate of the elderly in Corona is high, the youth are not lagging behind. The rate of youth infection in Bangladesh is comparatively higher than other countries in the world.
In the last 24 hours, 3531 new corona have been identified in the country. At the same time, 39 people died. One thousand 84 people have recovered.
According to health experts, there are several reasons behind the influx of young people in the country. One of them is the tendency of the youth to disobey the rules. Besides, going out of the house on various excuses including professionalism, smoking addiction etc. They emphasize adherence to the rules of hygiene of young people to control the horrors of corona.
The number of identified patients in the country so far is one lakh 12 thousand 308 people. 39 people have died in the last 24 hours. The death toll stood at one thousand 464 people. One thousand 84 people have recovered in the last 24 hours. In all, 44,796 people recovered.
According to the IEDCR (Institute of Epidemiology, Disease Control and Research), 21-30 year olds are most affected by corona in the country. Their number is 26.6 percent. Then there are 31-40 year olds. Their rate is 26.1%. In April, the rate of 21-30 year olds was 24 and that of 31-40 year olds was 22 percent.
The number of identified patients aged 41 to 50 years is 17.3 percent, the number of identified patients aged 51 to 60 years is 11.2 percent and the number of identified patients over 60 years is 8.6 percent. Between 11 and 20 years, the infection rate is 7.3 percent. The lowest detection rates are between one and 10 years old.
The Department of Health has repeatedly advised the youth to be aware and vigilant. Additional Director General of the Institute, Prof. According to Nasima Sultana, young people live more in the workplace. As a result, they have to go out more. However, regardless of work or age, young people are not being aware, are not following the hygiene rules properly.
Therefore, I am especially requesting the 21-30 and 31-40 year olds to be alert and aware. Because of these, family members may be at risk.
Health experts believe that young people do not wear masks, do not observe social distance, do not follow regular hygiene rules such as hand washing. Especially not accepting social distance at all. Another reason for the high number of patient identification is the sample test rate. Younger people than older people are testing the sample if they are having trouble along the line.
So their rate of patient identification is high. Again young people are going out for various reasons including professional. But senior citizens don't have to go out very much. Young people are not living an orderly life. Standing on the street chatting, the tea shop is also crowded with them. Even though he has a mask, he opens it and talks on the phone, smokes and does not follow the hygiene rules when he returns home. Due to which the rate of infection of young people is high.
