The New Covid-19 Diagnosis: Capacity up, yet testing on decline!

Mohammad Al-Masum Molla
When Covid-19 infection and mortality were rising in mid-June, about 16,000 people were routinely tested daily at 49 laboratories.As the number of laboratories rose to 66 at the of June, more than 18,000 people were screened for coronavirus daily. Six months below the line, the number of test buildings is now 137, but daily roblox exams are down.

A total of 13,191 samples were tested on fortnite Thursday, although the search and death rate has been on the rise since winter.

Experts and officials from the health ministry say that the growing number of people who do not want to be tested is the reason for such a large number of trials. He blamed the government's move for not knowing about this.

“At first, the government did

Say if anyone has any symptoms, they should contact the IEDCR. But now we don't see those messages, "Be-Nazir, former director (disease control) of the Directorate-General for Health Services, told The Daily Star.

He also said that asymptomatic cases were another reason fewer people were willing to get tested. People who have contracted the virus but have any symptoms are called asymptomatic cases.

Currently, Covid-19 testing is being performed in RT-PCR labs at 112 government and private hospitals across the country. Genexpert machines are used in 16 hospitals and antigen kits are used in 10.

Until yesterday, the death toll officially confirmed by Covid-19 was 7,192 since March 18 when the fortnite country reported the first death from the virus.

The mortality rate stands at 1.45 percent and there are 4.96,975 people infected by the coronavirus, according to the DGHS. Covid-19 testing began in the country on January 21 and the first three cases were reported on March 8.

In Bangladesh, 17,398 out of every 1 million people have been tested so far, while the vbucks figure is 625,164 in the United States, 382,729 in Italy and 106,639 in India, according to www.worldometers.info.

DGHS Director General Professor ABM Khurshid Alam said the facility is now capable of analyzing more than 20,000 samples a day.

"But if people don't come to get tested, what can we do? Addressing a pandemic is not the exclusive task of one ministry. Rather, it requires a coordinated effort," he added..

'TEMPTATIONS SHOULD BE FREE'
Md Khairul (not his real name) and his wife have a fever, cough, sore throat, and have lost the sense of taste and vbucks smell. But they chose not to be examined.

“We have talked to our family doctor and we are seeing the situation,” he said.

Mohammad Al-Masum Molla
When Covid-19 infection and mortality were rising in mid-June, about 16,000 people were routinely tested daily at 49 laboratories.As the number of laboratories rose to 66 at the of June, quite 18,000 people were screened for coronavirus daily. Six months below the road , the amount of test buildings is now 137, but daily roblox exams are down.

A total of 13,191 samples were tested on fortnite Thursday, although the search and death rate has been on the increase since winter.

Experts and officials from the health ministry say that the growing number of individuals who don't want to be tested is that the reason for such an outsized number of trials. He blamed the government's move for not knowing about this.

“At first, the govt did

Say if anyone has any symptoms, they ought to contact the IEDCR. But now we do not see those messages, "Be-Nazir, former director (disease control) of the Directorate-General for Health Services, told The Daily Star.

He also said that asymptomatic cases were one more reason fewer people were willing to urge tested. people that have contracted the virus but have any symptoms are called asymptomatic cases.

Currently, Covid-19 testing is being performed in RT-PCR labs at 112 government and personal hospitals across the country. Genexpert machines are utilized in 16 hospitals and antigen kits are utilized in 10.

Until yesterday, the price officially confirmed by Covid-19 was 7,192 since March 18 when the fortnite country reported the primary death from the virus.

The deathrate stands at 1.45 percent and there are 4.96,975 people infected by the coronavirus, consistent with the DGHS. Covid-19 testing began within the country on January 21 and therefore the first three cases were reported on March 8.

In Bangladesh, 17,398 out of each 1 million people are tested thus far , while the vbucks figure is 625,164 within the us , 382,729 in Italy and 106,639 in India, consistent with www.worldometers.info.

DGHS Director General Professor ABM Khurshid Alam said the power is now capable of analyzing quite 20,000 samples each day .

"But if people don't come to urge tested, what can we do? Addressing an epidemic isn't the exclusive task of 1 ministry. Rather, it requires a coordinated effort," he added..

'TEMPTATIONS SHOULD BE FREE'
Md Khairul (not his real name) and his wife have a fever, cough, pharyngitis , and have lost the sense of taste and vbucks smell. But they chose to not be examined.

“We have talked to our general practitioner and that we are seeing things ,” he said.

Laila Begum Lata, a housewife, said she sees the exams as a "problem". Her husband was recently diagnosed with the virus and she or he and her daughter had symptoms.

"I don't leave and my condition isn't serious. that's why i used to be not examined," he said.

Muzaherul Huq, a former South East Asian regional consultant for the planet Health Organization, said people should be made conscious of the importance of exams.

"Trials should be free for everybody . we should always always confine mind that without further tests we cannot have the disease. It remains," he said.

Laila Begum Lata, a housewife, said she sees the exams as a "problem". Her husband was recently diagnosed with the virus and she and her daughter had symptoms.

"I do not go out and my condition is not serious. That is why I was not examined," he said.

Muzaherul Huq, a former South East Asian regional consultant for the World Health Organization, said people should be made aware of the importance of exams.

"Trials should be free for everyone. We should always keep in mind that without further tests we cannot have the disease. It remains," he said.