Economy restart raising infections: minister
Zahid Malik says it’s not unusual to expect more coronavirus patients after ease of lockdown
Source: IEDCR
Source: Johns Hopkins University
Zahid Malik says it’s not unusual to expect more coronavirus patients after ease of lockdown
Charitable donations typically peak during the Ramadan but coronavirus lockdown curbs have cut them off
An online chat group that made light of gang-rape sparks a backlash on social media over trivialising sexual assault
67% of respondents in a global survey agree that highest priority should be saving as many lives as possible even if it means the economy will recover more slowly
Pet grooming shops are among a handful of businesses that the Thai government allowed to reopen this week
Pulitzer Prizes were awarded Monday to news organisations that delved into corruption, law enforcement and the legacy of racism in the United States
Each night after iftar, a youth group drives around with musicians playing and singing Ramadan songs
Apple and Google said to ban the use of location tracking in apps that use a new contact tracing system the two are building to help slow the spread of the novel coronavirus
As health experts scramble to find a vaccine, some are touting traditional herbal remedies as a means to boost immunity against the coronavirus
Customers queue up at the principal branch of state-owned Sonali Bank in Dhaka’s Motijheel commercial area on Tuesday as the government gradually starts to ease the lockdown rules during the coronavirus crisis.
Customers queue up at the principal branch of state-owned Sonali Bank in Dhaka’s Motijheel commercial area on Tuesday as the government gradually starts to ease the lockdown rules during the coronavirus crisis.
Disgruntled workers of an apparel factory demonstrate on the Dhaka-Tangail Highway in Gazipur’s Kaliakair for monthly wages after the authorities issued a layoff notice on Tuesday amid the nationwide shutdown over the coronavirus outbreak.
Dhaka South City Corporation sprays water with disinfectants on the street outside the Secretariat in Dhaka on Monday for coronavirus protection.
Dhaka South City Corporation sprays water with disinfectants on the street outside the Secretariat in Dhaka on Monday for coronavirus protection.
BNP Secretary General Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir distributing aid among the low-income people in Dhaka’s airport area on Monday.
Workers loading a truck with readymade garments at the wholesale market in Dhaka’s Islampur on Monday as the government allows shopping malls to reopen ahead of Eid-ul-Fitr amid the coronavirus lockdown.
People left jobless by the coronavirus lockdown demonstrating for aid blocking the street outside the Rangpur City Corporation on Monday.
Vendors selling footwear on an almost empty street in Dhaka's Gulistan braving coronavirus fears amid a coronavirus-caused lockdown as Eid-ul-Fitr approaches.
People left jobless by the coronavirus lockdown demonstrating for aid blocking the street outside the Rangpur City Corporation on Monday.
People left jobless by the coronavirus lockdown demonstrating for aid blocking the street outside the Rangpur City Corporation on Monday.
Demonstrators blocked the street outside Rangpur City Corporation on Monday demanding aid as the coronavirus lockdown has left a large portion of the population jobless.
Demonstrators blocked the street outside Rangpur City Corporation on Monday demanding aid as the coronavirus lockdown has left a large portion of the population jobless.
People from low-income households take to the streets of Rajshahi city's Kedur More to demand relief aid during the ongoing coronavirus shutdown.
People from low-income households take to the streets of Rajshahi city's Kedur More to demand relief aid during the ongoing coronavirus shutdown.
People from low-income households demonstrate on the streets of Rajshahi city's Kedur More demanding relief aid during the ongoing coronavirus shutdown. They were later persuaded to return home on assurances that they would receive relief assistance from the authorities
Jago Bangladesh Tenants Federation organised a human-chain programme outside the National Press Club in Dhaka on Sunday demanding a government order to waive house rents for three months due to the coronavirus crisis.
BGB troopers apprehended photojournalist Shafiqul Islam Kajol, who disappeared about two months ago after he was named in a digital security case, on the Benapole border before turning him into police custody on Sunday.
China has published a short animation titled "Once upon a virus" mocking the US response to the new coronavirus using Lego-like figures to represent the two countries
The captain makes the call ahead of T20 World Cup scheduled for later this year in Australia
Export earnings see an 85 percent year-on-year drop in April amid the coronavirus crisis
Customers will be able to conduct banking transactions until 2.30 pm from May 10 as lockdown eases
The country weighs new tariffs to punish Beijing for its handling of the coronavirus outbreak
The comedian says his new Netflix special may be his last but he is optimistic about the return of live comedy after the pandemic