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Resuming Doctor at Home Service

"The smile in her face when I reached her door defines what I do, makes me feel who I am" - Dr. Shakil Mahmud after completing his first home visit during pandemic.On

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Olwel Partners with e-CAB to Support Frontline Workers Making Essential Delivery

In the fight against COVID-19, Olwel is providing healthcare support to the front-line workers making delivery of essential products. e-CAB is providing citizens the option to get essential products delivered at their doorstep.

Olwel Stands Beside a2i ekshop Entrepreneurs Against COVID-19

ekShop is an aggregated platform on rural assisted by e-commerce and developed by a2i Bangladesh to extend the benefits of e-commerce in rural and underdeveloped areas. a2i ekShop involves 11200+ entrepreneurs and around

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Olwel Stands Beside Journalists on the Frontline of COVID-19

Olwel stands besides the 1100 frontline journalists and their families to support them against COVID-19 partnering with Bangladesh Journalists Center (BJC).

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Essential Advice on COVID-19 by Prof. Motlabur Rahman

In this video, Associate Professor Dr. Md. Motlabur Rahman, Dhaka Medical College, answers some important questions on do and don’ts during this extraordinary times.

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Maintaining Physical and Mental Health During COVID-19 Epidemic

Dr. Mohammad Mahfuzul Hoque, Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine, Dhaka medical College busts myths on the dietary remedy of corona virus and provide valuable tips on how to maintain good physical and mental health.

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Professor Md. Titu Miah on COVID-19

Prof. Dr. Md. Titu Miah, a Councilor of Bangladesh College of Physicians & Surgeons (BCPS) and ex-Secretary General, Bangladesh Society of Medicine provides an overview on corona virus and COVID-19. He clarifies when to suspect corona virus infection, what to expect if it progresses to complexity

Olwel Teams up With a2i to Fight COVID-19

On March 11, 2020, WHO declared the COVID-19 outbreak a pandemic. Bangladesh confirmed the first three COVID-19 cases on March 8. However, the number of reported cases is rising sharply since April 3.