Own Correspondent: Laxmipur has ordered the closure of clothes, shoes and cosmetics shops in the city for 11 days till March 31 to prevent coronavirus.
On Friday (March 20) afternoon, Sadar Upazila Parishad Chairman and Laxmipur Merchants Association AKM Salah Uddin Tipu gave this instruction in the shop.
Meanwhile, the district health department has learned that no one has been identified as coronavirus in this district so far, there has been no situation like shops closed or locked down.
On the other hand, the businessmen were disappointed after hearing the instructions of Cheterman Tipu, according to the businessmen, the movement of people in the city has decreased due to the fear of coronavirus. They are closing the shops at night. But if they are closed for 11 days, everyone will have to struggle to pay the loan and pay the shop.
According to the district civil surgeon sources, 460 people are kept in home quarantine. Among them, 458 expatriates and two workers are working in a factory in Dhaka. Among them, 4 people are under treatment in Sadar Hospital, 174 in Ramganj, 85 in Ramganj, 85 in Ramganj, 25 in Ramganj, 25 in Ramgatti and 103 in the local health workers.
But 3,662 expatriates have come to Lakshmipur this month. As of writing this report, 3,214 expatriates have not been able to get the roost of 3,214 expatriates. But the home quarantine rules have been violated.
Laxmipur Merchant Association President AKM Salah Uddin Tipu said that the merchant association has been asked to close clothes, shoe and cosmetics shops from March 21 to March 31. But the daily Pratijani products shops are open.
Laxmipur District Civil Surgeon Dr. Abdul Ghaffar said, "The district is not yet infected with coronavirus, 460 people have been kept in home quarantine on suspicion of coronavirus, but there is no situation like shops closed or district lockdowns are yet to be created.