Bangladesh’s confirmed coronavirus cases soared to 115,786 on Monday with the detection of 3,480 new cases while 38 more died in the last 24 hours until morning, raising the death toll to 1,502, according to the Directorate General of Health Services.
So far, 46,755 people have recovered from Covid-19, which was first reported in Bangladesh on March 8.
The city roads which went quite empty at the end of March and April, has filled up again with people and vehicles.
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UNB photographer captured photos of overcrowded city streets at Sector -7 of Uttara area on Monday.
City dwellers walks over a foot over bridge without following any rule of social distancing.
People walking on the footpath and buying goods from street hawkers ignoring risk of coronavirus infection.
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A tailback is created on the Uttara road.
Public buses get stuck in the traffic congestion in Uttara.
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A man buys hand sanitiser from a street hawker on a foot over bridge without maintaining rule of social distancing.
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