The government will enforce a so-called general holiday in red zones, flagged as risky areas on the basis of mortality and infection rates of the coronavirus, to contain the spread of the disease, reports bdnews24.com.
All offices will remain open in the yellow and green zones on a limited scale until June 30 following the health protocols set by the government, Cabinet Division said in a statement on Monday.
Bangladesh reopened offices and economic activities on May 31, but put some restrictions in place.
“People will not be required to go to work in the high-risk areas during the holidays,” the government said.
