1 more person dies from COVID-19, total number of confirmed cases reaches 389

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The coronavirus-infected person has killed one more person across the country in the last 24 hours, with the death toll at 29,402, and 389 more people have been diagnosed with the coronavirus.

This information was informed in the notification sent from the Department of Health on Monday (October 17) afternoon.

Additional Director General (Administration) of the Department Professor Dr. According to the press release signed by Ahmedul Kabir, a total of 5,641 samples have been collected in 882 coronavirus laboratories in the country in the last 24 hours, including a total of 5,625 samples, which have been tested in the country. The total number of coronavirus patients is 20 lakh 32 thousand 832 people.

In the last 24 hours, the detection rate has been 6.92 percent.

In this case, the total sample test has been considered 13.60 percent and the detection rate is 97.15 percent.

Meanwhile, 644 people have recovered from the last 24 hours, and the total number of healthy people is 19 lakh 74 thousand 852 people.

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