COVID-19 Lockdown on Mental Health of Bangladeshi Citizens

  1. MILI SAHA
  2. Mrinal Saha
  3. Goutam Saha
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Abstract

The initial emergence of COVID-19 was observed in China on November 17, 2019, marking the likely starting point of the outbreak. It is estimated that a minimum of 266 individuals were infected with COVID-19 in China during 2019. Subsequently, the virus gradually disseminated across the globe. As of now, the global count of COVID-19 infections stands at 704,753,890, with a total of 7,010,681 fatalities. This pandemic has not only posed a threat to public healthcare but has also resulted in psychological complications. This article focuses on the approaches taken by the government of Bangladesh to address such mental health issues.

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  1. Version published to 10.20944/preprints202410.1965.v1