“The mortality rate is 1.49 percent,” a handout from the Directorate General of Health Services said.
Meanwhile, the country also identified 1,071 new cases, taking the local caseload to 522,343.
Bangladesh reported its first cases on March 8 and the first death on March 18.
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Despite recording more than half a million cases, Bangladesh has seen 466,801 patients recover so far, 737 in the last 24 hours.
Until Sunday morning 3,357,319 tests have been carried out – including 12,979 in the last 24 hours – and 15.56 percent of them tested positive.
Global Covid-19 situation
Almost 90 million people have been infected with coronavirus as Covid-19 cases hardly show any sign of slowing down, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University (JHU).
The total case count has reached 89,611,443 as death toll from Covid-19 climbed to 1,926,343 as of Sunday morning.
JHU data also show that the virus is surging in many regions and areas of 191 countries.
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Covid-19 cases in the United States topped 22 million on Saturday. The US has recorded 22,132,397 cases with 372,428 fatalities.
India's Covid-19 tally reached 10,431,639 while the death toll rose to 150,798.
Brazil's Covid-19 death toll reached 202,631 on Saturday after 1,171 more patients died from the novel coronavirus during the past 24 hours, official data showed.
Brazil has the world's second-largest Covid-19 death toll, after the United States, and the third largest outbreak, after the United States and India.
Covid-19 immunity
A new study revealed that Covid-19 patients who recovered from the disease may have strong immunity from the coronavirus eight months after infection.
The study shows immune cells primed to fight the coronavirus should persist for a long time after someone is vaccinated or recovers from infection, said a report of MIT Technology Review.
The result is an encouraging sign that the authors interpret to mean immunity to the virus probably lasts for many years, and it should alleviate fears that the Covid-19 vaccine would require repeated booster shots to protect against the disease and finally get the pandemic under control.