Dr Khondoker Mehedi Akram
Dr Khondoker Mehedi Akram: MBBS, MSc, PhD, Senior Research Associate, University of Sheffield, UK
Dr Khondoker Mehedi Akram: MBBS, MSc, PhD, Senior Research Associate, University of Sheffield, UK
The BF.7 is one of the concerning sub-variants of Omicron causing the current devastating wave of Covid-19 pandemic in China.
Pregnant women and lactating mothers have not been included in the Covid mass vaccination programme in Bangladesh since the beginning, and the rule is still in force.
The third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic with the Delta variant has started almost simultaneously in Bangladesh and in the UK.
Bangladesh is potentially approaching a dual crisis. One is the shortage of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine, Covishield, leaving over 14 lakh people in uncertainty over their second doses, and the other is the emergence of the notorious “Indian variant” in the country.
Devastated by the second wave of the pandemic, India has imposed a ban on all kinds of vaccine exports.
India is witnessing a devastating second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Observing the recent surge of coronavirus cases, it was assumed that a new Covid-19 strain had spread in Bangladesh.
The BF.7 is one of the concerning sub-variants of Omicron causing the current devastating wave of Covid-19 pandemic in China.
Pregnant women and lactating mothers have not been included in the Covid mass vaccination programme in Bangladesh since the beginning, and the rule is still in force.
The third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic with the Delta variant has started almost simultaneously in Bangladesh and in the UK.
Bangladesh is potentially approaching a dual crisis. One is the shortage of the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine, Covishield, leaving over 14 lakh people in uncertainty over their second doses, and the other is the emergence of the notorious “Indian variant” in the country.
Devastated by the second wave of the pandemic, India has imposed a ban on all kinds of vaccine exports.
India is witnessing a devastating second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Observing the recent surge of coronavirus cases, it was assumed that a new Covid-19 strain had spread in Bangladesh.