DHAKA: India’s Commissioner to Bangladesh Vikram Doraiswami on Sunday reported that the nation is eager to restart the export of Covid-19 vaccines to Dhaka whenever you can, but there’s not any word yet as it will restart the export.
“We expect the issue will be solved soon,” Doraiswami told reporters following a meeting using Awami Jubo League Chairman Fazle Shams Parash at Bangladesh, documented Dhaka Tribune.
“The corona position in India is still in a dangerous point.
So we’re not yet competent to state the specific time of committing vaccines to Bangladesh,” he added.
On the flip side, Parash remembered India’s critical help through the 1971 Liberation War and said India has ever been by Bangladesh’s side in all.
“India is our buddy of bad times and spouse at good days also,” he explained.
Parash stated he discussed the Indian envoy concerning the present coronavirus scenario in India.
In accordance with Dhaka Tribune, Doraiswami saw two documentaries about the diplomatic actions of the ruling party’s youth wing throughout the Covid-19 pandemic.
Bangladesh had begun its inoculation push against coronavirus using all the Oxford-AstraZeneca vaccine obtained from India in USD 5 per serving.
But, because of this catastrophic second wave of this Covid-19 outbreak in India, embryo exports also have come to a stop.
Meanwhile, the Bangladesh can be undergoing an alarming increase in new Covid-19 associated deaths and new circumstances.
The health police had detected the existence of the Delta version of this coronavirus, which is highly contagious.
India Eager to Restart Covid-19 vaccine export to Bangladesh, says envoy
