Bangladesh: Pandemic takes toll on kids' mental health

Official says Education Ministry providing training to 100,000 teachers on students’ mental health problems
SM Najmus Sakib   |
22.02.2021
DHAKA, Bangladesh
Many children in Bangladesh are facing severe physical and mental discomfort, particularly in the capital Dhaka, as they have been kept at home for a long time and are unable to socialize with other children due to COVID-19 restrictions.
Though the government has kept remote teaching methods accessible to students since the closure of educational institutions in March last year, parents and experts prefer in-person teaching as virtual classes have been causing physical and physiological stress on children for almost a year now.

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