No one can be too healthy to beat the ruthless Delta variant of Covid-19 as it is killing the adults of all ages.  The latest victim in Bangladesh is 39-year-old Ariful Islam Dalim, a dashing journalist of Chuadanga district. Dalim, Chuadanga district correspondent of United News of Bangladesh (UNB), died of Covid-19 at Savar Enam Medical College and Hospital on Thursday. Read: Chuadanga cattle trader 'commits suicide' over Covid stigma Dalim, also the district correspondent of Jamuna Television and general secretary of Chuadanga Press Club, breathed his last around 2:40 pm at the hospital, said a source close to his family. The journalist tested positive for Covid-19 on July 13 and was admitted to Chuadanga Sadar Hospital on July 23. He was being brought to Dhaka from Chuadanga on Thursday morning for better treatment. As his condition deteriorated near Aminbazar in Savar, he was taken to Enam Medical College and Hospital where doctors declared him dead, the source added. A Facebook post from Dalim’s account yesterday said, “The condition of Dalim is critical. Arrangements are being made to take him to Dhaka. You all please pray for him…!”        Read: Sacrificial animals: Chuadanga goes online again Dalim left behind wife and two sons and a host of relatives and friends to mourn his premature death. The current Delta outbreak in Bangladesh and elsewhere in the world shows that young people are making up a greater proportion of patients being hospitalized compared to the previous waves of the deadly virus. The young people should not take the highly contagious Delta variant so lightly as there is no margin of errors.