Name: コロナウイルスは「バングラデシュで200万人が死亡する可能性がある」と警告 - 漏洩した国連メモ (Coronavirus ‘could kill 2 million in Bangladesh’ - warns leaked UN memo)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T10:45:21.000Z
Duration: 5 min 58 s
Description: VoiceTubeの動画で発音を聞きながら英語表現を覚えよう！学べる英語：新型コロナウイルス,新型肺炎,COVID-19

They unheard unheeded in the chaos in the land of rivers millions a panicked rush to leave doctor after the government declared not a national emergency but a 10 day national holiday to combat Kobe.

In a poor country with close to 180 million people crammed in social distancing, self isolation are luxuries for the rich.

On Independence Day, Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said Bangladesh had courageously face down past dangers acted.

We won our war of independence, she said on Corona.

A snooze of sweeping contagion spread Last month.

A well meaning religious leader gathered the faithful to pray for deliverance, offering healing Koranic verses.

Vast prayer event triggered alarm The true extent of infection in Bangladesh is unknown on attempted national lock down has left already impoverished people jobless.

Hungary increasingly desperate and dependent on handouts, with experts warning that only the immediate implementation of aggressive countermeasures can avert what they call unimaginable damage.

The government's deployed troops to enforce social distancing streets sprayed with disinfectant.

A senior Bangladeshi doctor, insisting on anonymity, told Channel Four news they done what they could to prepare, but resources are limited.

Our people are not aware of the danger, he said.

If there is mass infection, our health system will be totally devastated.

This disease has already disrupted what seemed to be stable, well resourced nations, so Bangladesh has an enormous challenge in front of it.

Undoubtedly in the capital, the lock down has left the already impoverished, hungry and desperate, dependent on the generosity of wealthier people.

Coral slum DACA a vast tin roof chanting whose 50,000 densely packed residents have no ivory towers to retreat to.

The people of Kerala know about the virus but feel helpless.

Friend complains that food is being distributed unfairly.

The government is distributing food to the poor and has offered emergency support.

Tau four million Bangladeshis in the garment sector, many of whom now face destitution after global clothing brands canceled, tuned 1/2 £1,000,000,000 worth of orders, including several leading British retailers.

The Garment Manufacturers Association has appealed to fashion firms toe honor contracts if we don't have that support.

For the next three months, we will be having 4.1 million workers literally out on the streets, and this is a social chaos we can not afford.

Only a handful of firms have said they will pay for existing orders.

In the far south of one of the world's most densely populated countries, the world's biggest refugee camp, crammed with over a 1,000,000 ro hinge on Muslims who fled ethnic cleansing and next door Burma.

Many lived 12 or mortar a room in bamboo and plastic shacks, a density four times that of high rise New York City prime conditions.

But corona, which thrives in confined spaces, threatening to turn crisis into catastrophe.

Loudspeakers mounted on order rituals broadcast covert 19 warnings and public health advice.

Mobile networks and the Internet have long been curtailed in these camps by the government on unspecified security grounds, so volunteers have resorted to spreading the message by megaphone.

Sayeeda Begum, a mum with seven Children, says she's alarmed by what she's hearing about this deadly disease.

She's teaching the Corona scrub on top tips, which for most of us are life saving practicalities.

But here are largely theory way need so much soap and water, she says.

For 22 year old son Wara, the message is simple.

Wash and pray, thehe, ma'am and religious scholars say.

It's a curse from Allah, she says that we have to pray Maur way have to read the Koran and beg Allah to help us.

Death stalked the re injure people in the pre Corona era.

 They're used to it, the resilient but very vulnerable and hopelessly ill equipped to cope, if or more likely when covered, 19 strikes. 