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Children keep dying in a country that made huge progress on measles

Bangladesh faces a mounting measles crisis as recent reports confirm hundreds of new cases and a rising death toll among children.

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Bangladesh is experiencing a surge in suspected measles cases and deaths. Reporting from July 8 indicates that 902 new cases were identified within a 24-hour period, contributing to a total death toll reaching 745.

Coverage from the BBC, Dhaka Tribune, The Daily Star, United News of Bangladesh, and daily-sun.com highlights the severity of the outbreak. Reports emphasize the contrast between the current situation and the country's previous progress in managing the disease, with UNICEF calling for renewed focus on protection efforts.

Future reports will continue to monitor the total number of suspected cases and mortality figures. Coverage does not yet specify the specific measures health authorities are taking to curb the spread of the virus.

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What is the current death toll in Bangladesh?

According to reports from the Dhaka Tribune and United News of Bangladesh, the death toll has reached 745.

How many new cases were reported in the most recent 24-hour window?

Dainik Amader Barta reported 902 new cases within a 24-hour period, while daily-sun.com reported 819 cases.

What is the primary concern regarding this health trend?

The BBC and The Daily Star report that children are dying in a country that had previously demonstrated significant progress in controlling measles.

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