India, Dec. 27 -- Bangladesh is dealing with another major problem, aside from the chaos and violence in the country after the death of student leader Sharif Osman Hadi. A new report says Bangladesh may be unable to supply condoms, the most commonly used contraceptive, for at least a month early next year due to a shortage.

Over the past few years, contraceptive supplies have steadily declined. Now, because of funding constraints and staff shortages, condom stocks are expected to be exhausted in 38 days, The Daily Star reported, quoting officials.

The report says Bangladesh's family planning programme has taken a hit, as the directorate general of family planning (DGFP) may be unable to distribute condoms for about a month early next ye...