However, mass testing is yet to start

It also recommended launching awareness campaigns

The diseased is a male from the Dhaka division

The authority also instructed to engage both teachers and students in the campaigns

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7 new Covid-19 cases reported

At least five dengue patients died in the last 24 hours -- the highest single-day toll this year -- with four of the deaths reported from Barguna, currently the country’s dengue hotspot.

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One died of Covid-19 last Thursday

The DGHS today issued an 11-point directive to contain the spread of the virus across the country