Mohammad Sharif ID# 1421077030

Topic for today's Interview: Social Impact of COVID in Society

1) How does current situation effect our mental health?

During the coronavirus pandemic Bangladeshis recently suffer from insomnia. Covid-19 has
an important adverse impact on Bangladesh people's mental health and psychological
wellbeing.
People living with their families in Dhaka residents, and they admitted they felt at least
somewhat relieved to live with their families in times of crisis. Those who studied 'Covid 19'
had a positive impact on mental health.
2) What are effects on education of Covid 19?
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected Bangladesh's educational systems, leading to near-
total closures of schools, universities and colleges. In an attempt to contain COVID-19
spread, Bangladesh 's governments have temporarily closed educational institutions.
Closures to school affect not just students, teachers and families. In response to the
pandemic, school closures have shed light on various social and economic issues including
student debt, digital learning, food insecurity and homelessness, as well as access to
childcare, health care, housing, internet and disability services. The impact on
disadvantaged children and their families was more severe, causing interrupted learning,
compromised nutrition, problems with childcare, and consequent economic costs for
families who could not work.

3) How does quarantine impact our family relationship?

The Covid-19 pandemic has reshaped our intimate relationships in unimaginable ways,
pushing us to live closer to one another and beyond others. Life in lockdown has required
close, constant contact with our families and partners, but we have been isolated from our
friends and wider communities by social distance.

4) How is COVID-19 effecting our service sector?

Nearly all of the world's corporate sector is facing an array of challenges that this crisis
generates. The situation for Bangladesh also isn't good.
SMEs are the bloodline of Bangladesh 's economy, The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted all
facets of life and industry but one of the hardest hits is the already fragile SMEs due to
reliance on a short cash period, disruption of the supply chain and loss of sales.
The tourism industry does not only deal with destinations, but is also directly or indirectly
connected with many other entities. For example, transport networks such as airlines, bus
companies, cruise ships and accommodation facilities such as hotels, motels, home stays
and other tourism service providers such as travel agents or tour operators are all linked to
this business. The situation at COVID-19 has more or less stopped all the businesses of these
listed sectors.
5) Does The covid carriage stigmatization?

Yes, As Bangladesh entered the dangerous transmission stage for the community – there
has also been an epidemic of fear and hatred on the country. Covid-19 positive patients
have historically suffered from social stigma-bigotry, xenophobia and refusal of treatment in
Bangladesh. With the exception of a few dedicated public hospitals, most hospitals ignore
patients with flu, cough, sneeze, respiratory difficulties and other Covid-19-related
symptoms. Doctors and other health care professionals are leaving even though their leaves
have been canceled by the government. Everybody is afraid to catch the virus, and the
sluggish response from officials, hospitals and the country's only testing laboratory Institute
of Epidemiology Disease Control and Research (IEDCR) is spreading fear.

When Bangladesh entered the dangerous transmission stage of the group – there was also
an epidemic of fear and hatred in the country.

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