The State Programmed Preparedness for COVID-19 Speedy Transmission Controlling

Abstract

This paper is constructed on the secondary data mostly taken from recent publications, organizational webpage information publicity, and online newspaper articles in order to make a case study on the COVID-19 preparedness from the state authority of Bangladesh. This paper takes two- tiers study: Pre-incident arrangement and during- incident arrangement for normalization of rapid transmission of coronavirus pandemic across the country. This paper critically evaluates what the demographic setup the country possesses to justify the galvanizing critical concerns for coronavirus infection, how the state authority delayed at precautionary stage to make all concerned sectors prepared against any mass infection, and how the state authority acted amid the considerable cases identification tackling crowding of people, ensuring social distancing etc. This paper tends to highlight the grieving situation on three dimensions: the impact of mass entry of Expatriate Bangladeshis from viral infected countries, the deplorable preparations of health sectors and the apparent suicidal impact of lock down on the people of Bangladesh. Few recommendations emerged through the case study which has been attached as time befitting steps which should be taken for granted amid this surging concern.