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    Bangladesh has made progress in healthcare and food safety but still has more development needed, especially in rural areas where only 63.4% of people have access compared to urban areas. The government allocates 3.16% of GDP to healthcare and has decreased maternal and infant mortality rates significantly since 1971 through awareness campaigns and providing free vaccines during the COVID-19 pandemic to control the situation. Strict laws and mobile courts help ensure food safety by punishing adulteration.

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    Bangladesh has made progress in healthcare and food safety but still has more development needed, especially in rural areas where only 63.4% of people have access compared to urban areas. The government allocates 3.16% of GDP to healthcare and has decreased maternal and infant mortality rates significantly since 1971 through awareness campaigns and providing free vaccines during the COVID-19 pandemic to control the situation. Strict laws and mobile courts help ensure food safety by punishing adulteration.

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    Bangladesh has made progress in healthcare and food safety but still has more development needed, especially in rural areas where only 63.4% of people have access compared to urban areas. The government allocates 3.16% of GDP to healthcare and has decreased maternal and infant mortality rates significantly since 1971 through awareness campaigns and providing free vaccines during the COVID-19 pandemic to control the situation. Strict laws and mobile courts help ensure food safety by punishing adulteration.

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    Development in Healthcare and Food Safety

    . Bangladesh has significantly developed in healthcare and food safety; not properly developed yet.
    . Healthcare in rural areas are poor though, 63.4% people in urban areas.
    . There is a fixed budget to develop healthcare sector.
    3.16% is secured out of total GDP.

    . Government has decreased maternal mortality rate to 7.66%


    and infant mortality rate now is 22.614 from 160.576 from 1971.
    .
    . Our Government has also played a huge a role in CoVid-19 pandemic with spreading awareness,
    maintaining strict lockdowns, providing free vaccine thus, was able to keep this whole situation under
    control and reduce death rate as much as possible.

    Death rate of corona virus in 2022

    . To ensure food safety there are strict laws against food adulteration. And to execute there are active apply of
    mobile court.
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    Humyra Mirza Himu
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