Corona deaths and detections have decreased

After a long time in the country, deaths and infections due to corona have decreased. 9 people have died of coronavirus in the last 24 hours. With this, the total number of deaths due to Corona has reached 28 thousand 974 people.

At the same time, 1 thousand 951 people were newly diagnosed with corona. So far the total number of identified patients has reached 19 lakh 35 thousand 242. The detection rate is 6.94 percent. This information has been informed in the regular press release on Corona issue sent by the Department of Health on Monday (21 February).

Earlier on Sunday, 21 people died due to coronavirus. 1 thousand 987 people were identified on this day.
On Tuesday (February 21) morning, the website Worldometers, which keeps track of the cases, deaths and health of the coronavirus, reported the information.

Meanwhile, in the last 24 hours, the highest number of corona patients in the world have been detected in Russia. 12 thousand 76 people have been newly infected with the virus in the country. 30 people died. Since the beginning of the epidemic till now, the total number of identified patients in the country is 2 crore 21 lakh 78 thousand 711 people. 3 lakh 95 thousand 829 people died.

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On the other hand, Japan tops the daily death toll list. 7 thousand 20 people have been infected with the new virus in the country. 51 people died. In this East Asian country, 3 crore 33 lakh 97 thousand 952 people have been infected with corona so far. 71 thousand 737 people died.

After April 2020, on November 19 last year, Bangladesh passed a day without a death due to the first coronavirus epidemic. The country passed the deathless day on December 9 for the second time.

By mid-December the situation was largely under control. But in the meantime, Omicron storm started in the world. On January 3, the daily detection rate dropped to 3 percent and on January 6, it dropped to 5 percent. Since then infections have started increasing at an alarming rate.