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Scientists say that any virus changes its type, speed, nature over time. That's normal. Like other viruses, the discovery of new strains of coronavirus is a continuation of that. Executive Director of the Child Health Research Foundation. Samir Kumar Saha, who discovered the genome sequence of coronavirus in Bangladesh, said there was no alternative but to wash hands, wear masks and maintain social distance. "Right now, scientists can't do anything, doctors can't do anything. We have to be careful." A new strain of coronavirus has been identified in Bangladesh in the first week of November. The Science and Industry Research Council said yesterday that it had tested 16 new genome sequences and found new strains of coronavirus in five of them. Dr Selim Khan, chief scientific officer of the council, said the new strain identified in the UK had many similarities, although not entirely similar to those found in Bangladesh. However, the genome sequence of the coronavirus said. Sameer Kumar Saha says that this new type of Bangladesh has nothing in common with the strain of the United Kingdom. "All the sequences we've all done in Bangladesh have been uploaded to GSID. It doesn't match the strain found in the UK," he said. Meanwhile, there is concern in the public mind about finding a new type of coronavirus. The Institute of Epidemiology, Disease Control and Research in Bangladesh says there is nothing to worry about in this new strain or type of coronavirus identified in the country.