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The COVID-19 pandemic has badly affected household and individual level earnings in Bangladesh with around 13 percent of individuals becoming unemployed, being women in informal employment more likely than men to ascertain their working hours reduced. Health sectors, economy, education, and other social activities diminished by it. In every aspect of life people face traumatic situations. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has created an unprecedented economic and social crisis in Bangladesh. Daily new confirmed Covid-19 cases in Bangladesh.īoth urban and rural areas throughout the country have rapidly increased. The unemployment rate and poverty amongįigure 1. Many of them working in the informal sectors or small private companies have lost their jobs, some people got half of their salary or no salary and moved to the countryside as they are unable to survive in the city without a job. The novel coronavirus has created tremendous negative impacts on the livelihood of the marginal population in Bangladesh. This pandemic situation is not any longer limited to health rather it’s extending an unprecedented devastating impact on the social, economical sector and it seems to be dispersing scars at the end of the day. Symptoms include fever, cough, tiredness, loss of taste or smell, sore throat, headache, aches and pains, a rash on skin or discoloration of fingers, red or irritated eyes, difficulty breathing or shortness of breath, loss of speech or mobility and chest pain. People have different common and serious symptoms. Figure 1 shows the number of daily affected peoples in Bangladesh during this time. COVID-19 affects different people in different ways. The clinical presentation varies from asymptomatic illness to severe respiratory failure and shock. The prospect of COVID-19 mortality is around 1% and may kill infants, adults and elderly people with previous medical issues. The pandemic of coronavirus disease of 2019 is taken into account as a possible threat to public health that gained global attention. The World Health Organization (WHO) has declared COVID-19 as an epidemic due to its significant spread throughout the world. The virus features a high mutation rate and its massive transmission infects people very quickly. Coronavirus infection is a major threat to the worldwide community, with confirmed cases and deaths estimated on Jat 174,000,000 and 3,744,378 respectively. The initial outbreak of coronavirus infection occurred in Wuhan, Hubei province in China. In this paper, we focus on the plight of people in Bangladesh and discuss the social determinants that are related to the pandemic. We can analyze it according to some theories to understand the situation properly. Moreover, this pandemic created new unemployed and poor people who had a secure life before this pandemic. A large number of people lost their jobs and a huge number of people died due to inadequate medical facilities students were deprived of their education because they did not attend the class or exam. In the context of Bangladesh, people are more vulnerable because we have limited resources to mitigate such an unpredictable epidemic. Besides, a significant number of people are suffering from mental agony due to financial crisis and some people trying to attempt suicide. The COVID-19 pandemic halted all the development progresses of our society, particularly the health system of less developed countries severely hampered by this global disease. The whole economic, social, medical, educational systems of the world suddenly meet such an epidemic that is unexpected to all.