News Headlines: • Coronavirus death toll surpasses U.S. casualties from Vietnam war in just two months • Airborne Coronavirus detected in Wuhan hospitals • Bomb blast kills 40 people in Syrian town of Afrin, Turkey says • At least 36 killed in South Korea fire Shortwave: 31-meter band, 9350 kHz; 25-meter band, 11700 kHz and 12030 kHz Medium wave (AM): 1575 kHz Report:VOA News Translator: Sabera Begum (Cox’s Bazar) Topic: Mask or No Mask? Translation Source: https://learningenglish.voanews.com/a/mask-or-no-mask-/5357168.html Summary: Experts seem to agree, if you are not a health care worker, do not buy N95 masks, long considered the best of protective masks. They will not help you much, and they are in extremely short supply for the people who need them most, the health care workers trying to protect themselves from COVID-19 while saving lives. However, there is still debate over whether everyone should wear some kind of face covering when they leave their homes. Staying home and limiting contact with groups of people remain the best ways to stop the spread of the new coronavirus. But some experts suggest that some kind of face covering may help too -- not by protecting the person who wears from infection, but by protecting others from the person who wears too. There is growing evidence that people can spread the disease without having signs of sickness themselves. Two studies have linked 6 percent to 13 percent of infections to people who were not showing any signs of infections themselves. Report: Mohammed Rukon Uddin Topic: How this Ramadan is going on in the camp during the COVID-19 pandemic. Translation Summary: Muslims around the world celebrate Ramadan with prayer and special foods. But this time, due to Covid 19 pandemic, Ramadan is bit different than other times. Some countries have restricted praying in mosques and lockdown areas. What is going on in Bangladesh Refugee camp? Abdur Rashid 27 years old, a resident of kutupalong Rohingya camp 3 and came to Bangladesh during 2017. He already witnessed Ramadan twice before this time. He said,” Government announced lockdown in the camp therefore we can’t move freely. People only go outside when it is very necessary. But people can’t avoid going to buy things from bazaar. Now Police are strictly monitoring if there are any gatherings in bazaar. Sometimes people face difficulties going to bazaar due to fear of police. But people are still going to bazaar. There is no change seen in the mosques. He said, many people are still going to pray and the mosques are full of people especially in Ramadan. No authorities yet told us anything regarding that. Besides during the month of Ramadan ‘Iftaar’, breaking the fast with varieties of food is a tradition amongst Muslims. Rohingyas are also trying to arrange food based on how much they can afford. Last year we got some Ramadan donations from other countries but this year we haven’t got any.