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Five places to AVOID during Pahela Falgun

With pandemic still affecting many of our near and dear ones, we encourage everyone to stay indoors. If you really want to visit, then chose places that are semi-secluded or not packed with people. Despite all the public advisories, people are bound to gather on the first day of Falgun. So here we bring you a list of five places that you definitely should avoid for this year:

Dhaka University Campus

Pahela Falgun and DU Campus are probably synonymous. Although the university is closed, yet we anticipate this place to be packed prior to Pahela Falgun and Valentine's Day. DU campus is not going anywhere but if you contaminate yourself or your near or dear ones then trust us, you will be going to places.

Rabindra Sarobar & Dhanmondi lake

Two places that have been amassing thousands of youths for ages are Rabindra Sarobar & Dhanmondi lake adjacent areas. Avoid them. Covid-19 might be lurking in any corner and avoiding this place might save you from a potential long-term agony.

All posh coffee shops

If you were planning to spend the evening out with your buddies in the nearby South-front & Dimsum Coffee Shop over a cup of joe, then be assured you are not alone. From last years' experience, we can guarantee that your favourite cafeteria will remain packed.

Hatirjheel

Hatirjheel- a place either your love it or you hate it for hanging out. Whatever you feel about it, be assured, this is the place to avoid. From pre-teen to senior citizens, you are bound to find all sorts of people during any occasion.

Roadsides of 50 to 500 feet

52 feet, 60 feet, 100 feet, 300 feet – whatever the dimension of the road is- avoid their roadsides. If you are planning to go on for a ride, then do it around the late night when the traffic is less, and people are even lesser.

Lastly, whatever and wherever you celebrate your Pahela Falgun, make sure you maintain social distancing precaution. Stay safe, and have a happy Pahela Falgun, folks! 

 

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Five places to AVOID during Pahela Falgun

With pandemic still affecting many of our near and dear ones, we encourage everyone to stay indoors. If you really want to visit, then chose places that are semi-secluded or not packed with people. Despite all the public advisories, people are bound to gather on the first day of Falgun. So here we bring you a list of five places that you definitely should avoid for this year:

Dhaka University Campus

Pahela Falgun and DU Campus are probably synonymous. Although the university is closed, yet we anticipate this place to be packed prior to Pahela Falgun and Valentine's Day. DU campus is not going anywhere but if you contaminate yourself or your near or dear ones then trust us, you will be going to places.

Rabindra Sarobar & Dhanmondi lake

Two places that have been amassing thousands of youths for ages are Rabindra Sarobar & Dhanmondi lake adjacent areas. Avoid them. Covid-19 might be lurking in any corner and avoiding this place might save you from a potential long-term agony.

All posh coffee shops

If you were planning to spend the evening out with your buddies in the nearby South-front & Dimsum Coffee Shop over a cup of joe, then be assured you are not alone. From last years' experience, we can guarantee that your favourite cafeteria will remain packed.

Hatirjheel

Hatirjheel- a place either your love it or you hate it for hanging out. Whatever you feel about it, be assured, this is the place to avoid. From pre-teen to senior citizens, you are bound to find all sorts of people during any occasion.

Roadsides of 50 to 500 feet

52 feet, 60 feet, 100 feet, 300 feet – whatever the dimension of the road is- avoid their roadsides. If you are planning to go on for a ride, then do it around the late night when the traffic is less, and people are even lesser.

Lastly, whatever and wherever you celebrate your Pahela Falgun, make sure you maintain social distancing precaution. Stay safe, and have a happy Pahela Falgun, folks! 

 

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