Dhaka: 1.8 million doses of other Covid-19 vaccine vaccines have been given to Bangladesh by the US.
The daily star was reported, the total US has given 16.8 million doses of Covid-19 vaccine, Pfizer to Bangladesh, stating the US embassy in a statement.
In addition, as the help of Covid-19 contributions, the US has contributed USD121 million to Bangladesh.
“The vaccine will help the Bangladeshi government continue to manage Jab Covid-19 to young people – 12 years and over – and achieve its goals to vaccinate 40 percent of the population that qualify by the end of 2021,” added the US Embassy.
In addition, the US has trained more than 6,800 experts and health workers, donating 18 cold chain freezer trucks along with storage and transportation facilities, reporting daily stars.
The US contributed Covid-19 vaccines, Pfizer, to countries around the world as part of their promise to provide 1 billion free Pfizer doses at the end of 2022 to lead the Global Response Covid-19.
Superbower also works with Bangladesh to help curb drive Pandemic Vaccination and Ramp Up Covid-19, report a daily star.
‘The United States has contributed $ 4 billion to support Covax efforts throughout the world, which includes support for the storage of ultra-cold chains, transportation, and safe handling of the Covid-19 vaccine, making the world’s largest donor in a fair global vaccine access , ‘The US embassy said.
US donated 16.8 million doses of Pfizer Covid-19 vaccine to Bangladesh
