Coronavirus in children!
One child is being sampled for coronavirus testing. Photo: Asif Mahmud Avi
There are some common symptoms that can occur in children with Covid-19.
Outbreaks of coronavirus in children were consistently low throughout the epidemic. However, the fight between those who have been infected and the whole family may be more difficult than that of an adult patient.
Some studies are claiming that a new type of coronavirus that has been discovered in recent times is much more risky for children.
That's why in order to make people aware, the experts have highlighted the most common symptoms of coronavirus infection in children so far.
A report published on a health website provides details.
The severity of the disease is lower in children: in many cases the type of Covid-19 in children is different from that in adults. Among them, a mild form of the disease is seen. The symptoms appear late. On the other hand, the 'antibodies' that are made in their body are also weak.
Experts claim that about one-third of pediatric covid-19 patients were asymptomatic. However, some of the symptoms that have been observed are different from those of adult patients. Children, on the other hand, spread the virus over a long period of time. So children need to be kept more secure to ensure both the child and their own safety.
**Symptoms seen in children**
**Cough:** In children as well as adults, the virus enters the body through the respiratory tract. As a result, symptoms like 'dry cough', sore throat etc. are seen. If a mild fever occurs, there is a strong risk that his corona will be positive. Cough is also a common symptom in adults. About 75 to 80 percent of Kovid-19 patients had mild to severe cough.
**Runny nose:**This symptom is not just related to coronavirus. The corona test was mostly negative in children with various symptoms of influenza with seasonal colds. However, if the throat is stuck and water starts coming through the nose, then the suspicion in 'Covid-19' will not be unfounded. In such cases, it is important to look for other symptoms of coronavirus infection.
**Skin rash:** This symptom was seen at the beginning of the epidemic. Dangerous signs such as unexpected rashes on different parts of the skin, infections in the small blood vessels of the skin, swelling of the fingers or toes, etc. In such a situation, you need to consult a doctor quickly.
**Headaches:** Symptoms of pain due to infection are less common in children. However, headaches are more common in children, which can be quite unbearable. Headaches are found in about 14 percent of adults, but 55 percent of children. And all of them come to the corona test 'positive'.
**Loss of sense of taste and smell:** Multiple studies claim that children are seven times more likely to lose taste and smell due to coronavirus infection than adults. Because of this children will lose appetite, will be exhausted, physical weakness will increase. And these are all possible symptoms of infection.
**Stomach upset:**Diarrhea, abdominal pain, nausea, loss of appetite, etc. can also be symptoms of coronavirus infection. However, these problems can be seen in adults with severe coronavirus infection. However, in the case of children, these problems occur only in mild infections.
Risk of having food in a restaurant
It is important to follow hygiene rules when eating out at this time of the epidemic.
Today is 1st day of 2021.Even I would go to a restaurant with my family.But it is important to remember some things for our own safety purpose
It is a long time ago that restaurants have opened their doors after the lockdown. Many restaurants in the capital are overflowing these days. Numerous employees have to go to restaurants every day for lunch in the office neighborhood.
Although these images often portray the situation as normal, the coronavirus is still strong.
So the risk of going to a restaurant and what to do to reduce it is based on a report from a health website.
**What is the risk outside the house?**
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), a person infected with corona is twice as likely to go to a restaurant before being infected. That means eating out is still very risky.
According to experts, going out for shopping and eating outdoors is more risky than air travel. Even if the mask, sanitizer, social distance are all properly observed, the risk of coronavirus infection is higher when eating in a restaurant. That's why restaurants have been shut down in areas where the virus is most prevalent.
**The way coronavirus is transmitted from eating in restaurants**
It is always possible to wear a mask when shopping or going for a walk. But if you want to eat in a restaurant, you have to take off your mask. This is where the risk of contracting the virus multiplies.
Restaurant staff wear masks properly, but other guests sitting around you who are eating also have to keep the masks open. And in the closed environment of the restaurant, the ‘droplets’ emitted by you and other guests can infect each other. In addition, these droplets will float in the air for a long time, fall on tables, utensils, facial tissues, etc. from which the coronavirus can be easily infected.
Concerns are more about an infected person who has no symptoms
The number of 'asymmetrical' people who are healthy even after being infected with the virus is about 40 to 50 percent of the total number of infected people, experts claim. Although they themselves are not in any discomfort, the virus is constantly spreading among many people through these infected people. By speaking a little louder, these people can spread the virus among a healthy person without their knowledge.
Experts also claim that a person infected with a coronavirus has the highest risk of spreading the virus two to three days before the onset of symptoms of covid-19. In medical terms, they call it 'pre-symptomatic'. So when you go out of the house, everyone in the neighborhood should be considered as a risk of possible infection.
**The number of seats in the restaurant**
The higher the number of restaurant seats and guests, the higher the risk of infection. At the same time, the ‘ventilation’ or lighting and ventilation system of the restaurant should also be taken into consideration.
The risk of contracting the virus is always higher in air-conditioned closed restaurants. The virus can stay in the air for a long time if the air flow is low. And your own awareness has to be tough. Neglecting hygiene is one of the biggest risks. And if the crowds are high, it will be difficult to maintain social distance, which will increase the risk of infection.
**Indoor seating vs. outdoor seating**
If the restaurant has 'outdoor seating', it will always provide some extra security. However, even if you take ‘outdoor seating’, you should not forget about maintaining social distance. Sitting outside will slightly reduce the risk of infection due to airflow.
Restaurant utensils, utensils, toilets, furniture are all used by all guests. And it would be foolish to assume that everything except the dishes will be disinfected after each use. So be careful about sharing this as much as possible. Masks should be worn all the time except during meals.
**Things to do to reduce risk**
No matter what the risk, eating out cannot be completely avoided. So you have to take some measures for your own safety.
- Door handles, chairs, tables, bill folders, menus, etc., which are often touched, it is better to touch as little as possible.
- Always wear a mask except during meals.
- Hands should be washed with soap before and after eating.
- Choose a time when the crowd is less to go to the restaurant. If you see more crowds, choose another restaurant.
- Disinfect utensils and other utensils by yourself before use.
However, it is best not to go to a restaurant unless you are absolutely helpless. Even if you feel a little sick, you should stay at home. And if you don't feel comfortable going somewhere, it is better to leave quickly. Because the issue of peace of mind must be kept in mind during this epidemic.
Improve your married life
There are ways to awaken decaying love, especially in married life.
Many couples have problems with understanding or monotony while spending time at home. You can make some changes in your life and rekindle your love.
A report published on a relationship website reveals ways to improve a love relationship.
**Sexual intercourse:**Sexual intercourse naturally plays an important role in improving the relationship and maintaining sweetness. So when the two of you are spending time at home, you can make the time enjoyable and make the relationship more lively by giving a little positive change in the intercourse or giving priority to the choice of the partner.
**Cooking together:** Cooking together is a great way to reduce stress. Especially, those who are fond of food. A love affair is sweeter when you enjoy a job of your choice. It will be quite enjoyable to instruct one person to cook each day.
Remember to give instructions one by one for cooking. Along the way one’s captaincy can create monotony.
**Cleaning together:** Cooking and wiping can be fun if done together. This makes the job a lot easier and also weird discussions or gossip can be done in between work. It is also very interesting to do handicrafts in the gaps of the story.
**‘Date-Night’ Plan at Home:** Dress up for each other. You can decorate the table beautifully, play the soft song of your choice by candlelight. Express special actions or feelings to make each other feel special. Also spending intimate time with each other helps to improve the love relationship
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Be safe.Pray for each other.Hope we will meet again in a new world. Happy new year 2021.
Psycological problem of covid patients.
Psychiatrists say a portion of patients who survive Covid-19 are at risk of mental illness.
According to Reuters, 20 percent of the victims have mental health problems within 90 days, according to a study.
The study, published in the Lancet Journal of Psychiatry, recently reviewed data on the health of 69 million people in the United States, including more than 72,000 Covid-19 patients.
Anxiety, insomnia and depression are seen in most of the recovering Covid-19 patients; Which in turn also causes mental health problems.
Researchers also found that a large number of patients with coronavirus had a higher risk of developing dementia or dementia.
"Many people who have recovered from Covid-19 feel that they are at greater risk of mental health problems, and our research raises the same concerns," said Paul Harrison.
Scientists and doctors from around the world have already identified post-Covid-19 mental health problems and urged to find out the cause, said the professor of psychiatry at Oxford University in the United Kingdom.
Studies have shown that within three months of being diagnosed with Covid-19, anxiety, depression or insomnia occur for the first time in one in five patients.
This rate is almost double the rate at which people with other diseases develop such problems at the same time.
The same study found that people with pre-existing mental illness were 75 percent more likely to develop Covid-19 than others.
Health experts who are not involved in the study also say that Covid-19 has a major effect on the brain and mind and increases the risk of various mental illnesses, according to a study published in the Lancet.
"It could be a combination of the stress and the deadly effects of the epidemic on the body," said Michael Bloomfield, a consultant psychiatrist at University College London.
Simon Wesley, a professor of psychiatry at King's College London's Department of Psychiatry, said the study found that people with mental illness had a higher risk of developing Covid-19, which matched previous infectious outbreaks.
"Covid-19 affects the central nervous system, which can lead to further disorders. This is not the end. Research also shows that people with pre-existing mental health problems are at higher risk, ”he said.
Children dying from Pneumonia
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Writing about a conference that occured about child death due to pneumonia in Bangladesh
Ahmed Ehsanur Rahman, associate scientist at ICDDR, Bir Maternal and Child Health Department, said that 24,300 children die of pneumonia every year in Bangladesh.
He presented this information at an exchange meeting held in Mohakhali on Wednesday on the occasion of World Pneumonia Day.
The exchange of views was organized by USAID with the support of ICDDR, Bir Research for Decision Makers (RDM) Project and Data for Impact (DFRI). President of Bangladesh Health Reporters Forum Tawfiq Maruf, General Secretary Rashed Rabbi and 14 other journalists took part in it.
Citing Bangladesh Demographic and Health Survey 2017, Ehsanur Rahman highlighted the infant mortality rate in pneumonia.
He said only 42 per cent of children under the age of five with lung infections were hospitalized. Of these, 34 percent of children receive antibiotics.
According to the Bangladesh Health Facility Survey 2016, 45 percent of pneumonia-related infant deaths occur in health centers.
In his keynote address at the meeting, Ehsanur Rahman said that in 2011, 11.6 out of every 1,000 live births under the age of five in the country would have died of pneumonia. At present that number is 6.1. According to the global target, the number of deaths per 1,000 live births should be reduced to three by 2025.
He said 52 per cent of children who die of pneumonia in the country die at home. "They do not get any treatment," he said. On the other hand, 3 percent children are dying at home even after receiving treatment. Again, 45 percent of children die of pneumonia even after coming to the hospital or health center. ”
Ahmed Ehsanur Rahman said children die more from hypoxemia (lack of oxygen in the blood) after contracting pneumonia. It is even more so during Kovid. Children who are deficient in oxygen have a higher mortality rate from pneumonia. So it is important to have pulse oximeter in every health center.
He said, “Only 5 percent of the health centers in Bangladesh have full medical capacity for pneumonia. Fifty percent of health centers do not have oxygen concentrators. One-third of health centers lack other sources of oxygen. Only one-third of district hospitals have pulse oximeters. ”
The death rate from pneumonia among children under the age of five in Bangladesh is 16 percent, said Professor. Md. Ruhul Amin.
He said that in order to reduce the death rate, the child should be exclusively breastfed till the age of 6 months. In addition, breastfeeding should be continued for two years, and after 6 months, breastfeeding as well as home-made nutritious food should be ensured. If you have difficulty breathing, you should be taken to the hospital immediately.
Sameer Saha, executive director of the Child Health Research Foundation, said 50 percent of the causes of pneumonia were still unknown.
"It is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. There is a way to know, but not a desire. If you want to prevent pneumonia, you have to take steps to find out the cause. ”
Kanta Jamil, Senior Advisor, Monitoring, Evaluation and Research, USAID Bangladesh, delivered the closing speech. Shams L Arefin, Chief of Party of RDM Activity and Senior Director of ICDDR, Bir Maternal and Child Health Department was present at the occasion
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Men's skin care in winter
Not only women but also men need proper skin care in winter.
Dry air and temperature fluctuations affect the skin. So proper care should be taken to keep the skin looking good at this time.
A report published on a beauty website provides information on how to take care of men's skin in winter.
**Use a gentle facewash:** To keep the skin clean and clean the pores before they close, the face should be cleansed with a gentle facewash at night and in the morning. Gentle, cream-cleansing cleansers remove excess dirt and germs without leaving the skin excessively dry and retains moisture.
**Exfoliate:** As the skin becomes dry and dirty in winter, exfoliate the skin regularly once a week to get rid of it. Dead skin cells darken the complexion, so scrubbing is important to restore the skin's radiance. Scrub twice a week to get better results.
**Must use moisturizer:** It is necessary to use moisturizer throughout the year. Of course in winter. This is the best way to avoid dry skin. Regular use of moisturizer tightens the skin. Reduces age marks and wrinkles.
**Use of serum at night:** It is better to use serum at night to ensure skin moisture. It reduces excess dryness and pigmentation, acne and blemishes.
**Use of sunscreen:**The harmful effects of sunlight are not reduced even if the temperature is reduced. So you must use sunscreen before going out. Sumscreen protects from sunlight as well as helps to reduce the appearance of premature aging and ‘melanoma’.
Take your own responsibility!
After losing their parents at an early age, the two brothers and sisters grew up almost alone. Trisha has to stay alone for work now, her brother also has to stay apart due to his work and busyness.
It is very difficult for a girl to walk in this society alone, we know that. Even then, those who have to live alone in the pursuit of life, they do not suffer from loneliness, how to enjoy life a little better, think a little.
**How to make it better to be alone**
Have we ever thought of giving love only to others, for ourselves? Ever loved yourself? We party with any good news from a dear friend. Have I ever bought a gift for my own achievements? If you want to love others, you have to be good to yourself.
You have to celebrate the achievements of your life.
Are you out of breath after working for a few days? You can take some time to go out anywhere.
To break the loneliness you can occasionally communicate with old friends. Let's hang out somewhere together, the memory of this good time will stay alive for many days.
Just make your favorite items on a special day. Then take a picture before arranging it the way you serve it when guests come. Cooked so much, do not have to show friends? Now make yourself a little and turn off the light and start eating by lighting a candle. It has been made to feel good as soon as you organize this.
Feeling we have 'Run out of gas' emotionally? Buy any gift you can afford. And gift yourself. Celebrate birthdays or any celebration, any achievement, with small gifts.
This is not the day to keep in touch with anyone. We have to keep in touch with everyone. And that's why there are so many social media.
Time passes as fast as when you are busy. Likewise this speed of life helps us to reach the top of our progress.
When we are in a family, we try to keep our loved ones well. And they also take responsibility for keeping us well. But when we are alone, we have to take responsibility for our own well-being. Be good to yourself. Then you can do something good for others.
Second strain of corona virus in Bangladesh
A new strain of coronavirus found in the UK, which is also present in Bangladesh, was reported in several media outlets on Thursday.
The BCSIR chairman told bdnews24.com that they were conducting a study on the issue, but it was not yet time to reach a decision.
"It simply came to our notice then. There is no need to say anything that creates panic. ”
Last September, a new strain of the highly contagious coronavirus was found in the United Kingdom, which is now spreading rapidly in several parts of England, including London. That variant of the virus has already reached several countries, including Australia and the Netherlands.
In this situation, more than 40 countries, including European neighbors, have banned the entry of UK citizens.
BCSIR Chief Scientific Officer of the Department of Biological Research. Selim Khan was quoted in several media reports on Thursday as saying that in early November, the Bangladesh Council of Science and Industry researched the genome sequencing of five samples of coronavirus. The coronavirus in the UK has a similarity to the mutations found in it.
Professor Aftab Ali, chairman of the council, said, “Selim Khan has gone to Sylhet on a mission. Returning from there. I will talk to him about it when I return. ”
Later, Aftab Ali Sheikh told reporters that the work of genome sequencing has come a long way. Journalists will be called soon and the final results will be announced.
"We will not be able to inform you until the full results come out. However, we said in the conference on September 8 about the mutation rate,… You are concerned, our scientists are trying to do that. We will inform you as soon as we get the result. ”
The BCSIR chairman said he did not know how the information about the genome sequencing of the five samples came to the media.
"I do not know where you came from. We always call you and let you know the result. You will know when we disclose the final result. ”
However, the new research is being done with samples collected from new patients, he said.
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Relation of Corona virus with water intake
A so-called consultation on Kavid-19 has spread through social media quoting UNICEF; It is said that if you drink water frequently, the novel coronavirus will reach the stomach directly, then the stomach acid will destroy it.
"It's just a rumor," the BBC said in a hair-raising analysis of how scientific the advice is. Coronavirus does not die if you drink water frequently.
Various tips have been spread online about what to do to get relief from Kavid-19. It has been said somewhere that ice cream cannot be eaten in any way.
According to the BBC, the directive was issued by the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) but it is not true at all.
The BBC reports that the rumor of bleaching powder in water has been identified as the most frightening.
The virus, which has spread around the world for the past three months, has claimed the lives of more than 13,000 people and infected more than 300,000. Experts say rumors and panic about the virus are multiplying the risk of harm.
The rumor that the Kavid-19 virus will die in the stomach by drinking water frequently has also been put forward as a scientific argument.
It says it is important to keep our mouths and throats moist at all times. So you have to drink water every 15 minutes. The virus in the mouth or throat will pass through the esophagus with water to the stomach. Stomach acid will later destroy the virus.
However, Kalpana Sabapathi, a clinical epidemiologist at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, denied the allegations.
Explaining the matter, he told the BBC that when the infection starts, thousands or millions of viruses spread in the body. So if you drink water and run a little virus in your stomach, you will not get rid of it.
"Moreover, the virus can spread through the nose by then. Even if the virus does not infect the airways, there is still the fear that it may enter the body in some other way. Some people will be infected even if they touch the face with their infected fingers; Even if you touch the nose and eyes. ”
But the main risk is elsewhere. If someone sneezes, the mucus particles in the air can contain thousands of viruses. Breathing can easily infect someone else.
The pH level of the acid in the stomach is one to three; Which is as strong as the acid in a battery and also capable of dissolving steel.
Researchers say the new coronavirus does not have much of an effect on dissolved acid. The virus not only survives in the stomach, but can spread to the intestines. In this way, a person can be infected with Kavid-19.
Chinese experts warn that some of the victims have vomiting and diarrhea, and their digestive system has been infected.
They claim that so far no research has shown that drinking water can prevent the Kavid-19 infection. That rumor will be of no use except to frighten people.
However, citing a study 15 years ago, the BBC reported that rinsing with water is a popular practice in Japan and is believed to prevent respiratory infections.
The study found that those who rinsed with water three times a day for two months in a row had less respiratory complications than others. However, experts do not want to say that this method will be fully effective in the case of coronavirus.
Sabapathi told the BBC that the suggestion to drink water every 15 minutes did not seem to be harmful; However, this information generally misleads people from the actual safety guidelines of the novel coronavirus at this time. People will start thinking that maybe this way they will be safe.
Reducing socializing during this time will protect social distance as well as following the rules of personal hygiene. Sabapathi's advice is to pick up soap instead of a glass filled with water.
According to the World Health Organization's website, a person needs to drink eight glasses of water every day. However, no evidence has been found yet that the novel coronavirus will be expelled from the body by drinking water.
Kids soft drikns and its side effects!!
Despite the popularity of soft drinks, there is little research on their harmful effects. Its use over the past decade has shaken the minds of nutritionists, scientific research institutes and food companies.
Experts say the reaction to the ingredients that are commonly found in soft drinks is horrendous. Experiments have shown that the 500 gram containers contain carbon, 160 calories of soda and 15 teaspoons of sugar, which are harmful to the small body of children.
Soft drinks do not contain any nutrients but some chemicals that are harmful to the body. Research reports from several countries, including the United States, Malaysia, Zambia, and Singapore, also found that soft drinks cause dental caries. Makes the gums weak. This results in dental caries or tooth decay. There are complex diseases of bones, muscles and liver. And the biggest loss is children and adolescents.
Studies have shown that caffeine is one of the ingredients in soft drinks. Caffeine is an addictive drug. Which stimulates the central nervous system. It stimulates the body artificially. Increases heart rate, increases temporal intelligence and relieves fatigue or tiredness. So the little ones want to eat once and play again.
Because caffeine is used, it can be addictive in children and can cause anxiety, nervousness and infertility in adults. Drinking more soft drinks reduces the amount of oxygen in the body. As a result, the chances of cancer are multiplied. Excess caffeine can enter the body and cause kidney, bladder and stomach cancer and high blood pressure.
It causes birth defects in young children and damages the stomach walls. According to Francisco Contrease, a cancer expert in the United States, cancer is like a tree and oxygen-deprived tissue cells are its patrons.
The reason for the interest of children to drink soft drinks is its test. Citric acid, phosphoric acid and sometimes malic acid and tartaric acid are used to bring softness and acidity to soft drinks. According to the British Nutrition Agency, brushing your teeth after drinking a very sweet drink or an acid-flavored drink can damage your teeth.
A survey in Britain found that 20 per cent of children who drank soft drinks regularly suffered from dental disease. Aborted teeth are left in a soft drink for two days and the testicles are found to be soft and fluffy.
Most cola drinks accelerate phosphorus, calcium and bone loss, the researchers said. Eating soft drinks thinking that food will be digested, but in fact soft drinks cause obstruction in digestion of food. A study in the United States found that drinking soft drinks after physical exertion can lead to calcium and potassium deficiency.
Excess phosphorus poisons the stomach with hydrochloric acid, causing gas in the stomach and bloating or indigestion. High-pressure carbon-di-oxide causes bubbles in soft drinks. Carbon dioxide is a toxic contaminant. If its amount in the air increases, the air becomes polluted. But people don't eat this contaminated carbon-di-oxide with soft drinks. Think? This increases the chances of developing complex lung diseases.
Studies have shown that soft drinks use aspartame, acealfam and saccharin as artificial sweeteners. Although these are sweet in taste, they do not have nutritional value. Rather, they reduce memory. It can also cause epilepsy, nausea, diarrhea, blurred vision, brain cancer, and bladder cancer.
Playing these can lead to complex diseases like liver cirrhosis. According to Charles Best, the discoverer of insulin, those who drank excessive amounts of soft drinks were more likely to develop liver cirrhosis than those who drank high amounts of alcohol for long periods of time. And the only modern treatment for cirrhosis is 'liver transplant'. The main ingredient in soft drinks is 99% distilled water. Studies have shown that the more distilled water you drink, the more you will be deficient in minerals and acidic.
Carbolic acid benzoic acid or sodium benzoate is also given to increase the shelf life of soft drinks. These cause asthma, rashes and hyperactivity. The sulfur dioxide used for cleaning is used as a preservative in soft drinks. This substance enters the body and makes the eyes and face red like blood. It also causes numbness, skin swelling, muscle swelling, weakness, chest tightness and asthma in asthma patients.
Tartrazine is the main ingredient in artificial colors used in soft drinks. Looks like orange-yellow. It is harmful to the human body. According to experts, this color causes allergic reactions. It is said to be a carcinogenic agent. Tartrazine is also found in well-known brand drinks. So soft drinks have been banned in several countries, including Norway and Sweden and Finland.
Ethylene glycol is also given to keep soft drinks cold. These chemicals are as lethal as arsenic poisoning. Therefore, experts believe that drinking 4 liters of soft drink in an hour can cause death.
Everyone should be very careful in taking soft drinks. If necessary, dab or lemonade can be eaten for dehydration. In addition, glucose-containing saline can be eaten which fills the salt-water void in the body and restores vitality.
Ecohealth Alliance
This team of scientists is working for an American NGO called the EcoHealth Alliance. Their job is to try to prevent the epidemic by identifying unknown viruses.
The head of the specialized agency is Peter Daszak, who led a team of scientists to light a helmet strapped to his head and trap him in the dark bamboo bushes in front of the bat's den.
A thrilling account of scientists raiding a limestone cave in China's southwestern province of Wuhan has emerged, according to a CNN report.
As soon as the sun set, thousands of bats began to leave the camp in search of food. But outside the cave, they are trapped in a trap set by Daszak's group.
The scientists then rolled up the net, using a mild anesthetic to put the trapped bat to sleep. He then collects blood from the arteries of the bat's wings.
The saliva and feces of bats are also collected at this time, Daszak said.
CNN has introduced him as a 'virus hunter'. In the last 10 years, the scientist has visited bats in 20 countries in search of pathogens that could cause new diseases.
The only purpose is to identify the pathogen before it suddenly spreads like an epidemic and overwhelms the world. Daszak is mainly looking for different species of coronavirus.
He said, “We have taken more than 15,000 samples from bats; And from there, we've identified 500 new coronaviruses. "
A new coronavirus was found in a cave in China in 2013, which may have been a precursor to the virus responsible for Kovid-19.
In search of coronavirus
In the sixties, two types of coronaviruses were found that could infect humans. But before the SARS epidemic in 2003, research on coronavirus did not generate much interest.
In the words of virologist Wang Linfar, the coronavirus did not find much appeal in medical research.
The samples collected by the EcoHealth Alliance were developed by Wang Linfer, a researcher at Duke-NUS Medical School in Singapore.
In 2009 a special project funded by USAID was launched by the University of California Davis, the EcoHealth Alliance, the Smithsonian Institute, the Wildlife Conservation Society, and the California-based company Metabolia, which created an epidemic tracker.
They named the project 'Predict'. Its job is to identify new types of diseases that can be transmitted from animals to humans and the viruses responsible for it, before the patient can start spreading to humans.
The project has received ২০ 200 million in funding over the past ten years since its launch. And researchers have identified five new types of coronaviruses that can cause epidemics. This includes the new coronavirus responsible for Covid-19.
Peter Daszak says that different species of bats act as carriers of 15,000 species of coronavirus, of which only a few hundred theoretical people have come to know so far.
Daszak's company kept an eye on the limestone caves in the mountains of China's Yunnan Province, where there are large bat habitats.
“We started research from China because our goal was to find the source of SARS. Then we realize that there are hundreds of other types of coronaviruses that are dangerous to humans, so we focus on finding them. ”
Of the 31 countries where Predict has worked, a team from the Smithsonian Institution's Global Health Program has collected data from Myanmar and Kenya.
Suzanne Murray, who led the group, said they had so far identified six types of coronavirus in Myanmar.
“There is an abundance of biodiversity in many areas. As the population grows, so do their settlements in the wild. The communication system is getting better, the number of cattle is also a lot. All in all, the risk of spreading the virus from animals to humans is much higher. ”
Peter Daszak said many people in Southeast Asia and China are regularly exposed to wildlife. They hunt, sell in the market, eat. That is why they have paid more attention to finding the virus in those areas.
In 2015, Daszak's team tested blood samples from locals near two bat caves in Jinning County, Yunnan Province, China, and found that three percent of them had antibodies to the virus that are commonly found in bats.
"They may have unknowingly come in contact with the pathogen and recovered. Or they may have had a mild infection. ”
Coronavirus Library
After collecting samples from the body of the bat, it is stored in liquid nitrogen. The samples were then sent to various countries around the world for research in EcoHealth Alliance's collaborative labs.
"We usually choose the best laboratory in a country to work with," Daszak said. If there is no such thing, then arrangements have to be made locally. ”
The genes of those samples are extracted in the lab. They then met with human and animal viruses stored in a genebank run by the US National Center for Biotechnology Information.
Supaporn Wacharapruksadi, who is researching the new disease in a lab affiliated with Chulalankorn University in Bangkok, said that if a virus contains 20 percent of the known virus samples with the DNA format, it is considered a new type of virus.
When a new outbreak of pneumonia broke out in China last December, Shi Zhengli, an expert at the Wuhan Institute of Virology, identified the EcoHealth Alliance with the sample.
Match five hundred new coronavirus samples.
Peter Daszak said 98.2 percent of the new virus samples matched the virus found in the body of a Horseshoe bat found in a cave in Yunnan in 2013. It is then called a novel or new coronavirus.
"One of the animals played a central role in transmitting the virus to humans. And that's why the genome had that 3.8 percent inconsistency. ”
It is important for scientists to know the source of the virus responsible for Covid-19 disease and how it got into the human body.
Daszak thinks that the new epidemic can be prevented in the future if it is understood how much the virus is infecting people by changing itself.
In January last year, the Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health and the EcoHealth Alliance announced they had found a bat in Liberia that was carrying the Ebola virus.
Between 2013 and 2016, 11,000 people died of Ebola in West Africa.
In addition to continuing research, the EcoHealth Alliance is now working to raise awareness. The agency is promoting the risk of trafficking in wildlife and other wildlife. Besides, the locals are also saying that it would never be right for anyone to eat the half-eaten fruit of a bat.
Winter and Corona
That being said, the incidence of coronavirus may increase anew in the winter. Discussions are also taking place on the possible 'second wave' of infection. But what is the risk in Bangladesh?
The World Health Organization said last September that infections were growing at an alarming rate in various parts of the northern hemisphere before winter. The agency also warned that the epidemic could take a more severe form in the winter.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has also instructed to prepare in advance, expressing fears that the situation may worsen in Bangladesh as well. The health ministry has said it will address the situation with a roadmap following instructions from the head of government.
SM Alamgir, chief scientific officer at the government's Institute of Epidemiology, Disease Control and Research, IEDCR, however, says the more the risk increases in winter, the less likely it is that tropical Bangladesh will.
Even if the coronavirus does not become more dangerous in winter, health experts say there are several reasons for the increased risk in winter due to the lifestyle of the people of Bangladesh.
According to them, how fragile the situation will be during the change of seasons depends on seasonal diseases, human behavior and government management.
However, since no vaccine or effective drug has yet been developed, the only way to avoid coronavirus in winter, like in summer, is to follow strict hygiene rules.
Although the number of coronavirus laboratories has increased in the country, the number of tests has decreased
The land of winter, the land of summer
The UK's Academy of Medical Sciences has warned in a report that 120,000 people could die in Covid hospitals between September and June if the country's worst winter conditions occur.
The first outbreak of the epidemic killed more than 40,000 people in the UK. Infections and deaths have been declining since last July, but have been on the rise since September.
In many cold countries like the United Kingdom, many experts believe that the second stage of infection has started after the change of seasons.
However, SM Alamgir, chief scientific officer of IEDCR, said that unless the one-year cycle is completed, nothing can be said for sure about the effects of winter and summer on the nature of coronavirus transmission in Bangladesh.
“Now the hypothesis from Europe or America is that winter will actually increase the coronavirus. But the seasons are different in Bangladesh. Winter there means the temperature dropped below 4 to 5 degrees Celsius. 14 to 15 degrees Celsius even in winter in Bangladesh. We call it winter, but it's not that cold. It's better not to talk about temperature now. ”
The climate of most parts of neighboring India is similar to that of Bangladesh. Indian researchers are also worried about winter.
Researchers at IIT-Bhubaneswar and AIIMS said in a study last July considering the temperature, the incidence of coronavirus in India could increase during the monsoon and winter seasons.
India, the world's second-largest infectious disease, has already surpassed 6 lakh patients, killing more than 100,000 people.
And so far 3 lakh 73 thousand people in Bangladesh have been officially reported to have been infected. The death toll has reached about five and a half thousand.
Whatever the risk in winter, there is no alternative to complying with hygiene rules, Alamgir said, adding, "The lower the temperature, the longer the duration of these viruses. We have to keep that in mind. There is nothing to relax or be afraid of when winter comes. We have to be careful. ”
In the midst of the coronavirus epidemic, workers have to leave their homes every day to make a living.
**How the risk increases**
Former Dean of the Faculty of Medicine, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University, Professor. ABM Abdullah says changes in people's lifestyles during the winter may also increase the risk of coronavirus infection.
“Since the doors and windows are closed in winter, the coronavirus actually grows in a closed room. That is why it is said that the risk of coronavirus infection is less if the light and air flow properly. But in closed rooms it leads. That is why there is a fear. ”
And his comment on the risks of Bangladesh: “This infection started in China last winter. Its severity has been seen more in cold countries. It is now on the rise in many temperate countries. All in all, it may increase again in the coming winter. ”
Experts have been emphasizing on regular hand washing since the beginning of the epidemic to stay away from the virus. If people neglect to wash their hands due to the cold during the winter, or if they do not follow the rules of physical distance, the danger can increase, warned the public health expert Dr. Mushtaq Hossain.
He told "People come in more close contact during the winter. In the village, the turn-festival, sociality is more at this time. As a result, people come closer, so people will be more at risk of infection. ”
In the midst of the coronavirus epidemic, public transport is now taking passengers in all seats
Winter is relatively short in Bangladesh, but in it people suffer from various diseases. Fever, cold-cough, respiratory infections, cold diarrhea, diarrhea, conjunctivitis and dermatitis are common winter ailments.
Last winter, from November 1 to February 19 this year, more than 5 lakh 36 thousand people were infected with various cold-related diseases in the country, of which 61 died.
The problem is that some of these symptoms are similar to those of coronavirus. Professor ABM Abdullah thinks that if coronavirus and cold-related diseases grow together, it will be a cause for fear.
corona virus and dengue
Dengue has returned as a new panic in the ongoing coronavirus epidemic; At the end of the monsoon, when the incidence of this mosquito-borne disease began to decrease, this time the deadly disease appeared more.
Hundreds of people have been reported to have contracted dengue this October. Among them, a doctor died of dengue at a hospital in the capital.
Aedes mosquito-borne dengue usually occurs during the rainy season. The number of dengue cases in Dhaka started in June last year, with a new record in July and August. Later, from September-October, the number of dengue cases started decreasing.
After the first dengue outbreak in Bangladesh in 2000, the highest number of people were infected and died last year. According to the government, millions of people have been affected and more than two and a quarter hundred people have died, although the number is much higher, according to data from hospitals and doctors across the country.
This time, despite the panic over dengue, people have been under house arrest due to the coronavirus epidemic since last March. After two months of continuous lockdown, people have come out, but the situation is still not completely normal.
Meanwhile, at the end of the monsoon season, the number of dengue patients is increasing this October. Experts say Aedes aegypti, a carrier of dengue mosquitoes, is more likely to be born in October due to heavy rains caused by climate change. The incidence of dengue has also increased.
They have suggested conducting AIDS mosquito control activities throughout the year to prevent dengue.
According to the Health Emergency Operations Center and Control Room of the Department of Health, 602 people were admitted to hospitals across the country from January to October 29.
According to their analysis, 199 people were infected with dengue in January this year, 45 in February, 26 in March, 25 in April, 10 in May, 20 in June, 23 in July, 6 in August and 46 in September.
Till October 29, 136 people have been admitted to the hospital with dengue. The number of patients admitted daily has increased in the last ten days.
Aedes aegypti mosquito carrying dengue virus.
517 dengue victims are from Dhaka. Of the remaining 6, 34 are from Dhaka Division, 13 from Mymensingh Division, 11 from Chittagong Division, one from Rajshahi Division, 23 from Khulna Division, three from Barisal Division and one from Sylhet Division.
A doctor named Zahidur Rashid Sumon died of dengue hemorrhagic fever at a private hospital in the capital on October 25.
The country has so far sent four deaths to the IEDCR, who are suspected to have died of dengue. The IEDCR reviewed the data of two of them and confirmed that one died due to dengue.
In the last few years, the number of dengue cases in Bangladesh has never been as high as in October. The highest number of attacks in 2019 was in August. Then in September, October, November the outbreak of dengue gradually decreased.
AIDS mosquitoes have increased after heavy rains in October this year. Professor Kabirul Bashar of the Department of Zoology at Jahangirnagar University is looking at the impact of climate change on the issue.
He told bdnews24.com on Friday that the amount of rain that fell in October was not the same as in other years.
“Rainfall pattern has changed due to climate change. Due to this the type of disease has also changed. The number of dengue cases in the history of Bangladesh was never peaked in October. It seems to me that this is the biggest reason for getting the most dengue patients in October. ”
Professor Kabirul said that people are less likely to go to the hospital as everything is limited due to coronavirus. As a result, the number of fever patients has also decreased in the hospital. Fever patients are going to the hospital more now as the situation is a bit better.
"It simply came to our notice then. Due to this, the number of admitted patients seems to be more. ”
However, he also expressed concern over the outbreak of dengue in October-November and suggested that AIDS mosquito control activities be carried out throughout the year.
As the number of dengue patients continues to rise, immediate steps are being taken to control the AIDS mosquito, the carrier of the disease, said Dhaka North City Corporation Mayor Md. Atiqul Islam.
He told bdnews24.com on Friday that arrangements would be made to collect the home addresses of the dengue victims and spray them there. The combing operation is starting again from November 2.
"I have instructed all the hospitals where the patients are admitted and spraying mosquito repellent around the infected person's house. We have this database where Aedes mosquito larvae were found more in some areas last year. According to him, mosquito repellent will be sprayed in those places again.
"In this regard, I would like to urge the city dwellers to keep the water clean after rains."
Dhaka South City Corporation's public relations officer said if you want to know whether a new program has been taken to pull the dengue rush. Abu Naser told bdnews24.com that the DSCC has regular activities to control AIDS mosquitoes.
“Adult siding, larval siding is being done regularly. Mobile courts are also being set up to destroy AIDS mosquito breeding grounds. ”
According to a recent survey by the Disease Control Branch of the Department of Health, 25 wards of Dhaka's two city corporations are at risk of dengue.
The Bruto Index, an indicator of the density of AIDS mosquito larvae in nine wards of the DNCC and 16 wards of the DSCC, was conducted during the monsoon survey conducted in the two city corporation areas from July 19 to 26.
Corneal blindness and prejudices
Due to social barriers and religious prejudices, the victims are not getting relief from corneal blindness. Although many people donate corneas while they are alive, the leaders of the society sometimes stand in the way of their families after death. Experts are urged to facilitate the cornea replacement process by creating awareness as well as adding new sections to the Organ Transplantation Act.
Monica Begum has been blind for 20 years in two corneas donated posthumously. Ever since he regained his sight, he has been engaged in the service of eye patients. Monica Begum is now the beacon of peace for the souls of the providers of light.
Monica Begum said, the two who gave me the cornea; They have left the world. Today I see the light of day for these two great men. It's just that I understand how much is available for me. Blind life is a lot of trouble, it should not happen to anyone.
In the last 3 decades, Sandhani National Ophthalmology Society has been able to replace only 3 and a half thousand corneas for free.
On the other hand, Ispahani Islamia Hospital has restored the eyesight of 1,900 people in 11 years at a cost of Rs 40,000 each. As the cornea collected within 6 hours of death became effective, the President of the National Eye Donation Association, Prof. Dr. seeking advice to add a new section to the existing law. Tosaddek Hossain Siddiqui Jamal.
"We can collect corneas from the patients who go to the morgue," he said.
Many people are afraid of post-mortem examination due to the misconception that the eyes of the deceased are completely removed. In addition, even if someone donates eyes, the family does not agree after death. Therefore, experts are talking about the need for massive public awareness like blood donation.
Professor Dr. Mostafizur Rahman said, "In many ways, we will take our eyes off it, but it is not." Just a little screen in front is taken. Then I close it. And it has to be removed within six hours of death. Otherwise it doesn't work.
Ispahani Islamia Eye Hospital, Assistant Professor of Cornea. Mohammad Rashed Alam said that this thing is well understood because of Corona, because what America gives us is at a nominal price. It costs them a lot to process it. If we have to buy it; Then it will take from one and a half thousand dollars to two thousand dollars.
More than 5 lakh people are suffering from corneal blindness in the country. With this, thousands more are falling victim to blindness every year. So the only option to turn the light on the eyes of a large number of people is post-mortem.
Corona virus and Cardiac arrest
Since the onset of the coronavirus epidemic, protection from the onslaught of the virus has become a major concern. In the meanwhile, the incurable diseases that have been with us for years seem to have disappeared from the discussion, including some very serious, deadly heart diseases.
In particular, numerous studies have shown that people with heart disease are at higher risk of contracting the virus and of serious consequences.
The ‘Principal Director and Chief of Cath Labs’ Department of Cardiac Sciences at Max Hospital in India, Dr. Vivek Kumar talks about how to handle this sudden ‘heart attack’ or ‘cardiac arrest’.
**The relationship between sudden cardiac arrest and covid-19**
Coronavirus increases the risk of sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). That is what the experts claim. When the heart rate loses its normal rhythm, its normal blood circulation is lost. This condition is medically called 'cardiac arrhythmia'.
If steps are not taken in time, it can lead to death. Therefore, it is very important for SCA to take immediate action. And at that time you should not be afraid of the virus.
Sudden cardiac arrest can be predicted about two weeks before the main attack.
1.Chest pain and shortness of breath are the most common.
2.Heart palpitations, irregular heartbeats, loss of consciousness, etc. are also predicted.
In such a situation, you need to contact a cardiologist immediately and if necessary, you have to be admitted to the hospital.
Smoking increases the risk of coronavirus infection in a person who has had a cardiac arrest before, uncontrolled blood pressure, cholesterol, diabetes, obesity, etc.
**What to do to handle the situation**
In the case of ‘sudden cardiac arrest’, the heart stops beating abruptly. There is a strong possibility of death if the treatment is not given quickly. Experts consider loss of consciousness to be the most risky prediction. If there is any change in the patient's speech or behavior after regaining consciousness, it is assumed that something serious has happened.
The first step to deal with the situation would be to implement Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR). With this emergency procedure, the doctor resumes blood circulation and respiration through chest compressions on his hands.
Every person should be trained to apply CPR as first aid from veterans.
**Treatment**
CPR will be the first aid until you reach the hospital. The patient may be given ‘Implantable Cardioverter-Defibrillation (ICD)’ after hospitalization.
In this method, the battery-powered device is placed on the patient's chest, which will detect irregular heartbeat and resolve it with an electric shock.
Necessary precautions for epidemics
Coronavirus hygiene is a hundred times more important for a patient with a sudden cardiac arrest than for a healthy person.
The medicine given by the doctor cannot be tampered with and the doctor should be contacted daily. It is very important to report any abnormalities to the doctor immediately. Want to stay with proper diet and exercise as much as possible.
Older heart patients are more likely to have new problems due to the epidemic. Therefore, the system of giving quick treatment should be considered in advance.
Counseling
I saw a patient in the chamber.
Patient age: 18 years, unmarried girl, garment worker. With his mother came.
Patient history
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Monthly off last 2 months. Bleeding for 21 days after 2 months. I have been eating Normans from the shop for 15 days, but the bleeding is not stopping.
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# Was there such irregularity before? Answer: No.
# How long is the period? Answer: 5 days
# How much would it be? Answer: Normal
# Black / earthy colored blood or not? Answer: Red
# Would it hurt? A: There is mild pain
# Using pads / cloths in period? Answer: Pad
# Is there a white discharge? Answer: No.
# Is there burning sensation in the urine? Answer: No.
# Does Normans reduce bleeding? A: The first 3 days were a little less, then again like before. Bleeding is not too much but it does happen.
# Is there any pain now? Answer: No.
# Any other problems? Answer: No.
A lot of things are going on in my head. I don't know why I am thinking of a diagnosis ignoring everything, but it is not possible to say such a diagnosis directly. Once upon a time I thought I would say to my mother, "Mom, you go out a little. I'll talk to your daughter." Don't think again. What thinks again. I gave 3 tests - Hb%, S.TSH, Usg of L / A.
My patients are very good. They test if they can be counseled properly. This patient is also drinking water and waiting. I saw other patients and ultra did that patient at the end.
(I always keep the patient with a member of a patient's family. Whether the patient has a checkup or an ultrasonogram)
As usual his mother came with this patient.
(Those in this group who do ultrasonograms must have noticed how much the patient's attendant is interested in doing the ultras, looking at the pictures on the screen + asking what is coming in the report, etc.)
As soon as I gave the probe, I saw on the monitor that the girl was pregnant (At first I suspected that diagnosis in my mind). The girl's mother is asking "what's the problem"? I asked her mother again: Is your daughter married? Ma: No, my daughter is unmarried.
I showed her: Your daughter is pregnant, 12 weeks pregnant. Look at this baby moving. I showed the heartbeat, the head, the legs, the body, the movement of the baby. And the baby was moving a lot.
Ms. Shut up, no words, she stood behind me for a long time and watched. Then he suddenly said: No, my daughter is not pregnant. Orto never got married. How will the baby.
Me: Listen mom, I reported, you go out and talk to your daughter. I am writing the report. Wait outside for a while.
My mother came 10 minutes later and said that my daughter had gone to her grandmother's house in the village for 6 months. Meet a boy over there, love. The boy took her away. Then the boy says he will get married after 3 months. The girl is coming to Dhaka. She stopped menstruating for 3 months, then started bleeding a lot 21 days ago, from the pharmacy (I have the pharmacy of the owner who has the diagnostic chamber, she gives the medicine herself) and took the medicine, the first 3 days were a little less. Now it is happening again, it has not stopped at once. Then I came to show you.
Me: Mom, I showed you the baby. The baby is still healthy. I prescribed medicine to stop the bleeding. You feed them, inshallah there will be no problem.
M: My daughter is not married. Keep this baby .....
Me: I know what you mean. However, it is a personal matter. You talk to that boy, I'll tell him to keep the baby and tell that boy. I am not given any medicine to kill the baby here. Contact the hospital.
This is the patient, the patient's mother, and my diagnosis. We get many such patients in the chamber. Unmarried girls are very sensitive to such problems so taking history should be done with caution. Because not everyone has this diagnosis, the patient or the patient's person may be embarrassed as well as enraged if such a problem is taken suddenly.
Heart touching
A fifth-grade elementary school teacher in a city in India, who used to say "I love you all" every day before class started. But he knew he was not telling the truth. He knew he didn't love everyone in the class in the same way.
There was a kid named Raju in the class whom he could not stand at all. Raju used to come to school wearing dirty clothes. Her hair was unkempt, her shoe buckles were open, her shirt collar was dirty, and she had a very different mindset when it came to reading in class. Miss's reprimand, he used to look at her in surprise. But seeing her blank vision, it was clear that even though Raju was physically present in the class, his mind had disappeared elsewhere, and gradually Miss's mind was filled with hatred towards Raju.
As soon as Raju entered the class, Miss was criticized. Raju continued to be an example of all kinds of bad deeds. The children look at him and laugh, and Miss also enjoys insulting him. Raju, however, would not answer any of these questions. Miss's seemed to him a lifeless stone, with no such thing as feeling. In response to all the threats, sarcasm and punishment, he just stared at her blankly in his thoughts, and bowed his head. In this way he became very disgusted with Miss.
When the report came out at the end of the first semester, Miss wrote all the bad things about her on the result card. The report card had to be sent to the head mistress before showing it to her parents. He saw Raju's report and called Miss and said, "Miss! There should be some inspiration on the report card! Raju's father will be very disappointed with what you have written." Miss said, "I'm sorry, but Raju is a bad and useless kid, I don't think I can write anything good about him!" Miss said with disgust and got up from there.
The headmistress did a strange thing, she put Raju's report card of the previous year on Miss's desk with a pressure hand. The next day, when Miss entered the class, she looked at the report and saw that it was Raju's report card! I thought he must have behaved like this last year too! As soon as she opened the third grade report, she was not surprised to read the report's comments. The report card was filled with Raju's exuberant admiration, which read, "I have never seen such an intelligent child as Raju. In the last semester too, Raju took first place. Miss uneasily opened the fourth class report, which read, "Raju's reading is being profoundly affected by his mother's illness, becoming inattentive to reading." Raju's mother is dead and with all the hopes of Raju's life and the light of a beautiful future, he has to be saved. Before it was too late, as if a heavy burden was pressed on Miss's head, she closed the report card with trembling hands. Her eyes filled with tears, and tears welled up in her eyes.
The next day, as he entered the classroom, he repeated his own habitual phrase, "I love you all. But he realized that he was still telling the truth." It was not possible for the children to read. Rose threw a question at Raju as usual during the reading, and Raju bowed his head like Rose. Suddenly he raised his head and looked at her. Unexpectedly, his head was shaved today, hairless. He had a soft smile on his face. He called Raju and asked him to answer the question. At the same time Miss was happy and not only applauded herself but also all the other children. Then it became a daily routine. Miss would give all the answers on her own, then she would affectionately praise Raju. Came on Slowly Raju came out of the grave of depression. From now on, Miss would no longer need to answer questions. He used to impress everyone with the right answers and harass them with new questions. As the year wore on, Raju finished second and advanced to the next class.
At the farewell ceremony, all the children brought beautiful presents for Miss, and one hill after another piled up on Miss's table. Among the gifts that were so beautifully packaged was a gift wrapped in old paper. The children laughed when they saw that. No one was left to know that Raju had brought it as a gift. Miss took it out of the small hill of gifts, opened it, and found inside it a bottle of half a woman's perfume, and a large bracelet in one hand, with most of the pearls falling off. Miss quietly sprayed perfume on herself from the bottle and took the balata later. The kids are very surprised to see this scene. Raju himself, in the end Raju could not stay and came to Miss and stood up. After a while he paused and said to Miss, "Today your body smells like my mother's.
Time seemed to fly by. Where else does it take time to change days into weeks, weeks into months and months into years? But at the end of each year from Raju Letters used to come regularly, saying, "I have come in contact with many new teachers this year but there was no one like you. Then Raju's school session was over and the continuity of the letter was over.
A few years later, Miss also retired. One day he received a letter from Raju in his own mail stating, "My wedding at the end of this month, I can't think of marriage without you. Another thing, I've met a lot of people in my life, there's no one like you Gave in.
Miss couldn't help herself. With her husband's permission, she left for another city. When he arrived at the wedding hall on the wedding day, it was a little late. He thought the wedding was over, but he was not surprised to see that the city's great doctors, businessmen, and even the pundits who were tired of getting married were still waiting for Raju to come. Instead of the mandapa, they were waiting for him at the gate. Then everyone saw that as soon as he entered the gate of that childhood teacher, Raju jumped on him and held his hand, in the hand in which he was still wearing that spoiled ball, he was taken to the stage with honor. He took the mic in his hand and said something like, "Friends! Did you all ask me about my mother all the time? And I promised all of you that I would introduce her to him very soon, this is my mother."
Foodpanda and Tax of 34million
A case has been filed against Foodpander, an online food supplier, for tax evasion worth Tk 34 million.
A case was filed in the VAT Intelligence Department of the National Board of Revenue (NBR) on Wednesday, a press release said.
According to the VAT detective, a surprise operation was conducted at the Gulshan-2 Food Panda office in the capital on October 15. The operation matched the evidence of VAT evasion by analyzing the data on the sale of food pandas.
The company has been sued under the VAT Act for using incorrect service codes, concealing actual sales information and not paying tax at source, the statement said.
The case will be sent to Dhaka North VAT Commissionerate for disposal.
Foodpander Actual Service Code S-099.60. Under this code, VAT is applicable at the rate of 5 percent and 15 percent on house rent.
According to the information seized from the computer of the organization, from July 2019 to January and April of 2020, a total of 26 crore 57 lakh 57 thousand 517 sales information was found. At the same time, the company has shown a sale price of Tk 15 crore 85 lakh 19 thousand 982 in the local Gulshan VAT circle.
According to the VAT detective, the company has hidden a total of Tk 11 crore 93 lakh 36 thousand 545 sales information in the last eight months, on which VAT evaded Tk 53 lakh 10 thousand 84.
As this VAT is not paid on time, according to the VAT Act, interest at the rate of 2 percent per month is applicable at the rate of Tk 9 lakh 65 thousand 720.
The company has not paid any VAT on rent since its inception due to inconsistent registration under the service code S-099.10.
According to the CA report seized from the company, from 2014 to 2016, 2 crore 50 lakh 35 thousand 499 taka has been shown for house rent, on which the applicable VAT is 29 lakh 8 thousand 26 taka.
Besides, according to the confiscated rental agreement for the period from January 2019 to August 2020, 1 crore 84 lakh rupees has been shown for the house rent, on which the applicable VAT is 26 lakh 70 thousand rupees. In other words, a total of 57 lakh 6 thousand 26 rupees VAT has been evaded for house rent.
As the VAT on the rent of this house was not paid on time, the interest rate at the rate of 2 percent per month is 23 lakh 81 thousand 920 rupees.
The review of the submission also shows that the company, despite being a limited company, did not pay VAT at any source on the purchase of goods. According to the seized CA report, from 2014 to 2016, 1 crore 24 lakh 35 thousand 553 rupees was evaded at source.
Due to non-payment of this source on time, according to the VAT Act, Tk 82 lakh 12 thousand 619 is applicable as interest at the rate of 2 percent per month.
Foodpanda Bangladesh Limited did not pay a total of Tk 2,34,11,753 including VAT of Tk 53,10,064 for sale of goods, Tk 57,07,026 for house rent and Tk 1,24,35,553 for withholding tax at source. 1 crore 5 lakh 40 thousand 260 rupees will be applicable for interest on this unpaid VAT.
The company is involved in VAT evasion of a total of Tk 34 million.
Job switching
Salary Negotiation: It is good to know the answers to the questions!
Q: I am getting a salary of Rs 60,000 now, a similar company wants to pay me Rs 6,000. He said he would increase it after 6 months. Shall I join?
A: You must not join. Because if you want to switch jobs from one company to another, you have to increase your salary by at least 30 percent. That's the rule. You will calculate with annual income. That is, divide your annual income by 12. You will want to increase the salary by 40 percent. In other words, your annual salary will come at a salary of Rs. That means your annual income is 70,000 rupees. Dividing it by 12, your monthly income will be 75,000 rupees. It is necessary to increase the salary by 40%. In other words, the salary will be 40 percent more than 75 thousand rupees, that is, 91 thousand rupees. And don't join if 30% salary is not increased. In other words, if the salary is not 84500 rupees, there is no need for a worker of 60 thousand rupees to leave a permanent job.
Since you have been working for 8 years, you do not have to prove anything extra by working for 6 months. Two, the company's sales, production, everything does not depend on you alone. This does not mean that you do worse or worse. Also when will you get Eid bonus after joining (some companies may say, we give bonus one year after the job becomes permanent, it means you will not get bonus for next year and a half. There is no basis for such rules, it is just a ploy), what kind of performance If you do, what kind of facilities will you get, come and go, stay, eat, breakfast etc. Which company will give and which company will not give, you will discuss.
Q: What do I do if I want to see the pay slip?
A: First of all, it is illegal to want to see a pay slip. In that case, you also have the right to ask whether the company pays taxes or not, whether you have a license or not. But they won’t show you. Then why do you have to show them your company's pay slip? And it is HR's job to find out what kind of salary structure in the sympathetic industry, who is doing well, who gets what kind of salary. If he doesn't believe you, let him know. You will not show the pay slip. And how much is your current company’s salary, it can’t be a question of your interview. They have no need to know it. You know what works, what will improve the income of this company, it will only be discussed.
Q: What do I do if I leave the main copy of the certificate?
Answer: Go to the police station and make a GD in the name of that HR.
Q: What do I do if asked to sign an agreement?
Answer: The agreement is invalid under the law of Bangladesh. Now, what is the legitimacy of the company that will persuade you to do something illegal in the beginning, and will not do anything illegal with you later? In fact, the foundation of some organizations is weak and they cannot volunteer to work in the organization with adequate facilities based on the competition of the employees of their organization. As a result, they fear that the employees will leave with more opportunities in other organizations. To prevent such a move, the company tries to hold the employees hostage through various agreements.
Such an agreement is illegal under the law, so the company will never be able to win a legal battle against it. Speaking of the Constitution of Bangladesh, Article 34 states that all forms of forced labor are prohibited except in two cases; And any breach of this provision shall be deemed to be a punishable offense by law.
Now if you are forced to sign the agreement, then sign the agreement and do the job. If there is a job elsewhere, give timely notice. If the company is in trouble, take recourse to the law. Many NGOs provide free support. The company will issue a release letter as soon as the lawyer gives notice to the company. However, the company can take any action if you are involved in any unethical activities during your stay in the company.
E-passport
Chittagong is now issuing e-passports. Don't forget to do a new MRP for a long line. A few tips for those who will e-passport.
# You can do all the work yourself online so there is no need to catch any kind of broker.
# The bank paper must be glued.
# You can apply for a new passport even if your passport is valid.
# One thing you must keep in mind while applying for a passport is why you are applying for a passport. If you convert from MRP to e-passport, there is no problem even if your passport is valid. However, if you want to change any data, you have to click on the data change option.
When filling out the #EPassport form you will see some places optional but when you go to submit the form they will cancel your form if you do not fill in your optional places. That is why you will fill all the optional and compulsory forms and leave no room.
# Stand in line at the right time on the day you make the appointment. Your work should be completed in half an hour.
# Remember that once you fill out the online form, you will not be able to make any changes. If you have to change because if you make a mistake, you have to go to the passport office and cancel the application. Then after 24 hours you can apply again by correcting so you must see and hear everything before confirming.
# It only takes half an hour to an hour to take pictures and biometrics.
# After completing the e-passport application, you will be given an appointment letter by email. You must print it and take it with you.
# When printing your passport application, you must see that the barcode is clearly printed at the bottom of the application. This barcode can be seen at the bottom of the first page of the application.
# Many people leave the Given Name and Family Name blank. In that case, many people think that it is optional, even if you do not fulfill it, but if you go to submit the application without fulfilling it, your application will be accepted or rejected.
# It is very important to give the email id and phone number at the time of application. The email will send you various information so the email ID should be correct and always used.
# Once your passport is ready in Dhaka and sent to Chittagong, they will give you a mail stating that your passport has been sent to Chittagong. One day after receiving this mail, you can go to the passport office and submit your delivery slip and bring your passport.
# In case of emergency or ordinary passport you will get it within a week. So you don't have to pay for a new emergency, even if you have a normal passport, you will get it in seven days or ten days. Now, of course, e-passports are less popular, so maybe they are giving passports soon.
# Another thing is you don't have to attach any kind of picture to e-passport.
# Appointment and photo shoot on the same day so the shirt you wear should be dark in color. If it is light in color, it does not look good in the picture. They may ask you to change your shirt.
# Remember one important thing. E-passport requires a smart ID card. If you do not have a smart ID card, you will not be able to get an e-passport with the old ID card. However, if you have a smart ID card number or a temporary smart ID card, you can apply for an e-passport. However, I have heard from many people that they can get an e-passport with an old ID card. In that case, I will ask you to go to the passport office and contact them or you can try to collect some information in other groups on Facebook. Those who have not yet received a smart ID card can get a passport with the previous ID card, but once your smart ID card is issued, you will not be able to get an e-passport with the previous ID card.
# On the day you go to submit the passport application, you must print three copies of your passport application. If for some reason they cancel one copy then you can finish your work with another copy immediately I will suggest you to take 3 copies of all your documents. Be sure to keep gum and stapler in the bag.
I hope everyone will find my information useful. If you find it useful, you must share it with others. I can see for myself that when people go for MRP passport, they know that e-passport is going to be done. E-passport is going to be easy. People in Chittagong are getting MRP passports only due to lack of information. So don't forget to apply for e-passport without MRP passport.
Maya
The people in a hospital that I feel the worst about are Maya - they are intern doctors. Running a whole department / unit with only one middle level and sometimes two together is not a word of mouth. Receiving this new patient, showing the middle level, sending the investigation, writing the treatment, while the condition of another patient is critical, running ... one died writing the death certificate, my patient has this problem, the report came to interpret The patient will see first, the tall young man will come to the patient's man and ask him to measure my blood pressure, 5/10 of the patient will ask separately what is the condition of their patient, heart attack has taken place in the morning or can be taken home in the afternoon, pain has decreased but patient Why are they still weak ... do they retire for a minute?
The biggest reason for them to be stressed, I think, is that a large portion of those they deal with are uneducated, stupid, stubborn, greedy, selfish and excited. You can probably tell how positive people like me are saying these things. I am maintaining neutrality from long-term observations. If you have not dealt with more Bangladeshis than me every day, then you can believe me. As soon as they come to the hospital, a large number of people are threatened and want to show their power. It is very common for a patient to come with 8/10/12 people. While the doctor is looking at the patient, these 8-12 doctors are breathing on their shoulders, standing close to each other, one by one, they are commenting in the same way, in the meantime they have to see the patient. Whatever you do, just imagine 10-12 people standing with you like this, will you ever be able to work normally? You will be in a bad mood, right? Tell me to move? What will go away! Never. Conversely the use of doctors will be discussed as bad.
When the condition of a patient is getting very bad, the dying condition is just why that ward seems to be where people from other wards also come and stand in a circle. It takes a lot of exercise and delay to get to the critical patient every time. And in front of these 50-60 people you have to put pressure on the patient's chest, give him a shock, give him an emergency injection ... Imagine a girl doctor kneeling on the ground watching the patient's blood pressure and so many men watching ... What a stressful thing. ? Yet this doctor will be called 'Shishtar', 'Bedi', 'Are you a doctor or an intern?', 'Are you married?' And in front of that dying patient, many people will continue to make all kinds of irritating comments, give wise opinions, say 'Myra Falilo', watch the announcement of death with great enthusiasm. I don’t see anyone being sorry for another patient’s death.
How long can a person work continuously? 12/14/16 How would a person feel if he continued to work in a hostile environment without getting a minute's rest? He is also a human being. He also has fatigue-limitation-anger-pride. I have been writing to the doctors community for a long time about the rights of patients, in favor of good behavior but now if I ever hear that the intern has given a threat I never blame him. He is not a robot or an alien. He is human. Doctors are human too. But believe me, these people do their best for your patient. Her patient is her biggest priority. They give the best treatment. In fact, no one understands his suffering except him Not even his family members. The family is proud that my son / daughter is a doctor but they don't even know how hard it is to spend a single day on duty. And this is the beginning of his medical life, the way forward is more ... stay.
These people are the ones who benefit the most from this nation. This nation should be proud of them, give them the highest respect. A lot of respect, love and best wishes to them. In sha Allah you will get your rewards from Allah. Take it easy ...
Salute to the new doctors who have fought this pandemic with infinite courage.
we love Mohammad (SW)
“Tiny tiny grains of sand, drop by drop water
Builds continents, seas abysmal. "
Don't you know these lines?
Even then the question comes to your mind why we will participate in this virtual protest !!
I saw a group of people who would give hundreds of statuses, days for foreign celebrities. Sadly, their fab was full then. But today they are silent.
Tell me, if my Messenger says on the Day of Judgment, "O my people, I shed blood for you in the battle of Taif, I lost my teeth in the battle of Uhud, but I was caricatured in front of you while you were alive, what did you do?" Oh God, how can I face that day. Where will I hide this shame, this cowardice.
Do you know the fact that when Nimrod threw Ibrahim (a) into the fire, the frog urinated in the fire? The frog knew that the fire would not be extinguished in his urine, but he did so because he could tell Allah that he was on the side of Ibrahim (a).
I do not need the support of my messenger, but for my own sake, for the sake of my love for my messenger, for the full faith in my messenger, I will protest from my own place in any way I can. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: I am not a complete believer until I love him more than my parents.
Do you not know that on the Day of Resurrection, when the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was prostrating, Allah Ta'ala would say,
"O Prophet, tell me what your whim is?"
Then the Prophet will say, I will not go to Paradise without my Ummah. "
Then Allah will say, "Go to Hell, go there and call those who have good faith and good deeds and take them to Paradise."
Then the Prophet of Allah will take them to Paradise as usual. Then he will tell the people of Paradise, is there anyone left?
Then they will answer, Yes, Messenger of Allah. There were many more of us who used to pray and fast. Then the Prophet will go and prostrate again.
Then Allah will say again, O Prophet, tell me what else do you need? Then the Prophet will say again, Allah has many more of my ummah in hell.
Then Allah will say, "Take those who believe in ants to Paradise."
Then the Prophet took them to Paradise according to the word of Allah from Hell.
Then he will say to the people of Paradise again, "Is there anyone else?"
Our Prophet will then prostrate again and Allah Ta'ala will respond as usual and say, Go, go and take those who have done good deeds like the grains of mustard to Paradise.
Then, according to the word of Allah, He will take them from Hell to Paradise. Then He will say to the people of Paradise, "Is there anyone else left?"
Then the Prophet will be very worried and will prostrate again. Then Allah Ta'ala will say, O Prophet, raise your head and go to Paradise. This time you do not have to do anything.
❤ I myself will go to Allah Ta'ala and I will take those who have accepted the word at least once in my life to Paradise with my own hands.
Many of us often say that we are unlucky, but we are the most fortunate
I was able to come into the world as a follower of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). 💓
And today we have a caricature of the beloved Prophet who wept for his Ummah, on the eve of his death who told his Ummah to pray to save him from the fire of Hell. Our parents will not recognize us on the Day of Judgment, but our Prophet (peace be upon him) will not want to leave us and go to Paradise.
For a sinful servant like me whose heart is so sad, if I don't cry for him and for whom, tears will come to my eyes.
O Muslim brothers and sisters, keep giving hashtags.
📣 # We_Love_Mohammad_ (ﷺ)
# We_Follow_Mohammad_ (ﷺ)
We # We_Are_Ummah_of_Mohammad (ﷺ)
A sad sea voyage
Traveling to St. Martin is always fun to me. I travel the sea to relax. The biggest pain of going to St. Martin is waking up in the morning to catch a launch. This time after auditing Comilla for two and a half months, I went on a sea voyage to relax. There is no decision to visit St. Martin at the end of the day. I bought tickets for this cruise ship. It will take about four hours to buy a ticket. Since, four hours from Cox's Bazar is normal. I fell asleep thinking it would be a joyous journey.
I got on the ship in the morning. Different groups set out to enjoy guitars, music sets, flutes. Hoi Chai hurriedly left the ship. No one is in the room, everyone is on the balcony of the ship. As I was playing, I saw an old woman vomiting for the first time in the calm sea. Normal auction. Thirty minutes later I saw another girl vomiting on the balcony. Then I saw all the small children vomiting. Within an hour and a half of playing music, smoking cigarettes all off - they also vomited sick. By then I heard that one of my colleagues had vomited. The flower ship became nauseous in two and a half hours চাপ I was sitting quietly alone on top. Sin saw the jute and ate it in fear. The desire to eat did not wake up. One of the many mountains next to the sea ocean ocean tour brother says why all these weak people go to John and why go up to the sea! Half an hour later, my brother, like me, quietly started counting down to the end of the journey!
This time the storm has started in the sea. 🤩 Since it is a good ship, the ship reads the weather beforehand, but the ship will roll 20/30 সবাই so that everyone including the child should stay away from the iron and railings. The beginning of rolling is the beginning of that level. This time I took the phone and went back to make a video on the head of the ship, so I came back. Rolling leads to vomiting in everyone who eats breakfast. 🤮🤮
Lots of honeymoon couples, son-in-law, wife vomiting, father and child vomiting, I went to the washroom, I saw vomiting, vomiting in the toilet, vomiting in the bin. His own pulse began to turn upside down. Then trying to sleep after life jacket also failed. By then another person turned his head and the situation got worse!
After buying a Singara from the canteen for thirty rupees, another gentle boy almost vomited. After an hour and a half, I drank the vomit serial myself. I turn my head and sit next time. There is no song of drinking on the ship, no sound of guitar, no smile of Kapal Gula, no joy in the eyes of baby Gula. Everyone is waiting for Vera at the empty ship jetty. Anyway, I arrived after 7:30 hours.
Ship pattern and service: Very low quality service as a cruise ship. However, vomiting sediment is served very quickly. The price of food is exorbitant. Only water costs twenty rupees 6 Rolling is much more as the ship sways with the audience. It's not that the sea was bad. The structure of the ship is oscillating. Runs at very low speeds. Even if the AC is running inside, it is like a gouty environment which causes automatic vomiting.
When I return, I prepare to return with tamarind, amidon and lemon. Gesi left at the very head of the ship. The night was quite cold. Even then I did not move.
I couldn't enjoy the journey because I thought it would take 8-30 hours to get on this ship and vomit.
If the journey on a cruise ship is not relaxing then it is better to go with a trawler.
At the end of the day: Kornfuli Express Luxury Cruise Ship is not recommended.
Rohingya and national diplomacy
National diplomacy
Don't turn your back on the plight of the Rohingya, the UK to the world community
New Horizons Online 22 October 2020, 18:06
Do not turn your back on the plight of the Rohingya, the world community UK - pictures - collected
Dominic Robb, the UK's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Commonwealth and Development, has called on the world community not to turn a blind eye to the plight of the Rohingya, saying the UK is committed to helping save the lives of the Rohingya. "I urge the world not to turn a blind eye to the plight of the Rohingya and to take the necessary steps to ensure that the fleeing Rohingyas return to their homeland safely," he said.
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According to a press release issued by the British High Commission in Dhaka, the British Foreign Secretary made the remarks while announcing a new ৭ 48.5 million aid to help the 680,000 displaced Rohingya people as well as help Bangladesh cope with the coronavirus and natural disasters.
The additional aid was announced following a UK embargo on perpetrators of violence against the Rohingya and today before a joint pledge conference of the United Kingdom, the United States, the European Union (EU) and the UNHCR.
The new aid, announced by the foreign minister, will be used to provide food, health care, water and sanitation to the Rohingya, as well as to provide counseling to the Rohingya, who have been displaced by the violence in Myanmar.
The assistance will increase the educational opportunities of 50,000 young people, as well as create isolation and medical centers for people infected with the coronavirus.
In addition, this UK assistance will be spent on the people of Bangladesh. Bangladesh has sheltered the largest number of Rohingya refugees.
This assistance will further strengthen Bangladesh's health care system in tackling COVID-19. It also includes the UK's continued support to Bangladesh in dealing with natural disasters such as floods.
Rab said those living in Cox's Bazar are in indescribable misery and many of them have been victims of violence. We have banned the perpetrators of this heinous crime. This new aid camp will help Bangladesh save the lives of asylum seekers and cope with disasters like coronavirus
Today's conference will bring together countries to show solidarity with the Rohingya people, as well as support their host countries as refugees. The conference will call on the countries concerned to pledge financial assistance to address the humanitarian crisis.
The United Nations estimates that Bangladesh needs ১ 1 billion this year to help Rohingya refugees. But so far less than half of that money has been found.
At the conference, Lord Ahmed of Wimbledon, FCDO Minister for South Asia and the Commonwealth, reiterated the need to take steps to ensure that Rohingya can return to their homeland in Myanmar voluntarily, safely and with dignity.
In the wake of the brutal violence in Myanmar in 2016, millions of Rohingya people took refuge in Bangladesh to save their lives.
Since then, the UK has imposed sanctions on two generals in the Myanmar army. An impartial UN inquiry has found evidence of genocide.
As a result of today's announcement, the total pledged assistance of the United Kingdom in tackling the Rohingya crisis in Bangladesh stood at around 300 million.
Regret
Bengali parents will guard their children like security guards throughout the year so that they do not fall in love with anyone. When they reach the age of marriage, they will ask if you have anyone you like! If there is, tell me. It will seem as if they are ready to get married now. Then the children go into depression after hearing such words. He said all year long that he should not make love and now he is saying if there is anyone he likes! Now where to find the people of choice!
Again, if you say you have a relationship with someone, then there is no need to talk. As soon as you hear this, your marriage with a foreigner or your father's friend or your mother's girlfriend's son will be final. Sit down and pat your forehead and say, everything is forehead.
But if it was accepted well then none of this would have happened.
Children will never allow them to focus on singing good songs, dancing well, drawing good pictures. Their target is limited to GPA five and getting a chance at a prestigious university. Under the constant pressure of discipline and study, children forget what they dreamed of.
Then take a deep breath and regret everything.
Doctor story
I may not be able to calculate how many days I have driven a van in high school life, how much I have worked in people's homes. I have seen my father drive a rickshaw since he was a child, how hard he taught us. People have said many things, but my father did not give up. Her dream is to make her son study.
I remember, I could not pay the board fee when I took the SSC exam. The honorable chairman of our upazila Shah paid the fee. I could not read much in private. As far as I have read, Respected Sirs have taught for free. My gratitude to the sirs all the time.
I was a very good van driver when I got off before the result after SSC exam! I used to buy raw vegetables from different places and sell them at the market. Then one day I got the result of SSC Golden A +. From my school, my batch got the first A +. Sirra is also very happy. But after that where will I be admitted, what will I do? I don't know anything.
In the meanwhile, one day I suddenly heard from a grandfather related to the village that some of the poor meritorious people will be given free tuition at Cambrian College in Dhaka. That day I came to Dhaka for the first time with that grandfather. This is my first visit to Dhaka. I came to Dhaka and asked Grandpa, Grandpa, why is there so much on both sides of the road !!?
Anyway, an uncle from my village took me to Cambrian College. He admitted me and I got the opportunity to study for 2 years without any salary. But the barrier was fixed, I have no place to stay in Dhaka. Just then my uncle from my village said, I will study from my house. Whose debt I will never be able to repay. I studied from his home for 2 years and passed the medical admission test.
I also got GPA 5 with HSC exam. There was no money for medical coaching. Then I was admitted to Shantinagar in Dhaka with 3000 rupees. At the Retina Coaching Center.
I got a chance in Faridpur Medical College with admission test.
Not without saying a word. When I got a chance in Faridpur Medical College with the admission test, I did not have the money to be admitted. Another grandfather from one of my villages paid Rs 6,000 for admission. After getting admission in medical school, I started doing a lot of tuition in Faridpur. With that money I used to go home with my brothers and sisters
Autopass and medical system!
Assalamu Alaikum
I am drawing everyone's attention. I hope everyone will read with patience. First of all, I would like to say that any kind of autopass or autopromotion in the final proof or joining the intern before leaving the corona, then the proof is not possible. It is good to hear these, but in reality it is not possible. So since we have to give a proof, there is no point in falling behind in a big session. If all goes well, we were supposed to give a proof in November. And there is no guarantee that this corona will last for a few months. Nothing stops because of Corona. Shopping malls, tourist spots, cinema halls are all open except for our medical. However, due to the movement of the juniors, we hope that our decision will come soon after their decision. Now the decision is really that it will be like our minds, but not. So I have put forward some demands for our prof in collaboration with some brothers.
1 / Arrange our block in an alternative way immediately.
2 / To open all the medical halls quickly according to the hygiene rules.
3 / To arrange separate wards for examination of the examinees where there will be screened patients.
4 / To deal with Corona, to make arrangements for students of other years not to come to the ward during our block and during the examination.
5 / Adequate time should be given for the preparation of the professor before the examination. Huthat decisions cannot be taken.
6 / There must be a gap in the routine of the professor. The drawn test cannot be taken.
6 / No inhuman condition can be given if the test is taken in Corona.
6 / Students affected by corona have to take the test in a special way. His test cannot be canceled
9 / As soon as the proof is completed, it will be necessary to confirm to join the internship with quick results. No unreasonable delay can be allowed.
And the latest claim below may not make many of you agree at first. There was also a request to think a little.
10 / Join our internship with the assessment exam according to the subject in the block if you can't arrange the professor in any way while complying with the health rules.
If anyone disagrees with the points here, please comment below. And if you have any different claims, let us know below
Thanks in advance to everyone for taking the time to read.
motivation to survive
I was shocked to see the news! (Although I don't know the truth about this incident or the doctor)
Ahare, I was one day the registrar of medicine - Comilla Medical College. I almost left the state of being attacked.
Being a local boy of Comilla, I survived because of the patriarchal mentality and courage of not being afraid of anyone other than Allah, ha ha ha!
Rabiul Bhai is now a Cardiologist. When I was in FCPS course, he used to live in the room next to mine in the flat I used to live in Shahbagh near BSMMU. He was then a Lecturer in Microbiology at Comilla Medical College. The head of the department also proudly told her about me. I was quite surprised - I do not know madam!
Although I myself was a life member of Swachip, the whole of Comilla and BMA (local and central) of Comilla was on one side and I was alone on the other side - because I was not willing to unjustly increase the class attendance of the students named Chhatra League. This story was known to me by the students of 3rd / 4th / 5th year, teachers of medicine department, hospital superintendent, principal of college, vice-principal. But I was desperate to do the right thing, whatever happens to me ..... but I could not save the end, I was transferred, before the end of my training! But I did not bow down to injustice.
Let's talk about Madam. Rabiul Bhai said that one day when he was talking about sending students up for exams in his department, the head of the department said, "I can't do much under political pressure, I have to give clearance to many incompetent students. Listen, there is a boy in medicine." Registrar, he doesn't take any action against any leader, he doesn't listen to anyone, student leaders are all stuck with him. But we can't do it even if we want to to keep our post! I will thank him if I ever meet him .... Salute him "
Meaning, in my life without wealth, these small finds are the motivation to survive.
The story was described by a doctor of Comilla medical college.I am just sharing it here to spread the news.
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