Lockdown! Lockdown! Lockdown!

Lockdown is going to start again in Bangladesh from tomorrow. Due to the increasing prevalence of the global panic corona virus in Bangladesh, the government of Bangladesh has imposed a ban on the movement of vehicles and strict conditions for the movement of people. Although there was no lockdown for a few days on the occasion of holy Eid-ul-Azha, a new lockdown is going to start again from tomorrow.

During the lockdown, it became more difficult to live in urban areas than in rural areas. Staying at home all day, not being able to go out of the house and often going to buy necessary things to be accountable to the administration authorities. As a result, one has to stay under house arrest all day and inside. As a result, a feeling of loneliness comes to the mind.

Moreover, during the lockdown, many people became fat as a result of being confined in one room in the city. Many even experience a variety of mental or physical problems. I have some friends who are all captives in lockdown so the feeling of loneliness is gone and they plan to come out of that captivity and come to the village and leave the lockdown and stay in the village and think about staying for a long time.

But there are many benefits to staying in the village during this time. I am currently spending my leisure time and staying in the village, especially since my institution is closed. I'm having a good time. Because every afternoon the nature of the village can be walked a long way where there is no obstacle of lockdown. One can lose oneself in the lively environment of the village.

Moreover, pollution is less in the village, pure air flows here and there is no noise like in the city or there is no restriction of lockdown. So it is possible to wander around in the village environment as a result of which the health is good and the mentality is strengthened.

Another big advantage of living in a village is that living in a village is much more affordable than living in a city. At present, due to such a complicated situation, many people have lost their jobs or lost their businesses and are living a difficult life. But people in rural areas can work during lockdowns and do some things, even living a better life for less than in the city.

Much Love And Best Wishes To All

I am Md. Kawsar Hasan. I am a Bangladeshi. I feel very comfortable to introduce myself as a Bangladeshi. An assistant teacher by profession. A writer intoxicated. So I feel very comfortable writing content on different topics. It’s great to know the unknown and learn something new. Love to travel.
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