Beximco starts highly equipped PPE Industrial Park
US Ambassador to Bangladesh Earl R. Miller inaugurated the ‘BEXIMCO PPE Industrial Park’ at Savar, Dhaka yesterday, 10th February 2021. This is the first-ever industrial
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Lab tests show Micrillon® yarns deactivates human Coronavirus and influenza
UMF Corporation results show important potential for various applications, including the use of Micrillon yarns in PPE UMF Corporation undergone third-party testing by research organization
Pandemic raises mask export to a record-high
Everything has good and bad aspects. From that point of view, the Coronavirus which has grown pandemic is not different from other things. The highly
Bangladeshi scientist invents biodegradable PPE using jute polymer, crabs
After getting a huge positive response and the successful invention of ‘Sonali Bag’ and ‘Jute-Tin’ made from jute polymer Dr. Mubarak Ahmad Khan, Scientific Advisor of
Selection and rational usage of personal protective equipment’s components to face COVID-19
Introduction Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses, some causing illness in people and others that circulate among animals, including camels, cats and bats. Rarely,
Karam’s quality PPE aiding Indian healthcare workers against COVID-19
India has become a regional hotspot for COVID-19 cases with 18,213 deaths. And hitting record high with daily confirmed cases. The emergency situation is frontline
Digicel donates PPE to Kingston Public Hospital
Kingston Public Hospital (KPH) in Jamaica recently received personal protective equipment (PPE) worth $1 million by the Digicel Foundation. This aid will ease the hospital’s
Bangladesh exports PPE of $11.58 mn in July-May of FY20
Bangladesh has exported personal protective equipment (PPE) including face masks, medical gowns, gloves of $11.58 million during the July-May period of the current fiscal year,
900,000 PPEs representing just 12 days’ stock for Ireland!
A consignment of 900,000 isolation gowns (PPE) from China has received by the Health Service Executive of Ireland, representing just 12½ days’ of stock based on current demand.
PPE production soars but issues remain
To meet the demand during the COVID-19 health crisis, the global textile industry has contributed a surplus production of personal protective equipment (PPE) but complaints
