Coronavirus | India welcomes COVID-19 support from partner countries
The Hindu
Sources said offers of help from Pakistan are unlikely to be accepted
India on Wednesday welcomed the supply of emergency medical equipment from partner countries but hinted that it was unlikely to accept offer of support from Pakistan. The list of countries that have promised critical items such as oxygen concentrators lengthened with the addition of Romania, Luxembourg and Sweden. Prime Minister Narendra Modi held a telephone conversation with Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday on oxygen-related items and vaccines, including India-Russia cooperation on the Sputnik V vaccine. Continuing with India’s interaction with the big powers, Mr. Modi spoke with President Vladimir Putin during Wednesday evening regarding India-Russia cooperation on Sputnik-v vaccine among other issues
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