United States tops the global Bangladeshi expatriate deaths list

Staff Correspondent: A Bangladeshi died of corona in New York on Thursday. New York State Jasas leader Rashida Ahmed Moon, 56, a well-known face in Jackson Heights, died on the day after a month-long battle with Corona at Long Island Jewish Hospital. Renowned neurologist Farooq Ahmed also died on April 26 in Washingtonville, Orange County, Upstate, New York. Farooq Ahmed died after being admitted to St. Louis Cornwall Hospital with chemo for several days. He was the doctor of this hospital. His family says he did not die in Corona.
Meanwhile, the number of deaths of Bangladeshis in New York has come down in one day, but some relief has returned to the community. However, with 223 Bangladeshi deaths in 44 days, the United States tops the global expatriate deaths list. And at this time 204 Bangladeshis died in New York in Corona. Among them are three members of the New York Police Traffic Department and six doctors. The list of dead also includes IT professionals and taxi drivers, grocery store owners and employees. Among them are more than 30 women. A 15-year-old to 101-year-old man is among the dead among Bangladeshis in the United States.