India has assured us further vaccine deliveries: Bangladesh I&B Minister
The Hindu
The Minister says that India tackled the second wave of coronavirus effectively
New Delhi Bangladesh's Information and Broadcasting Minister Hasan Mahmud on Monday said India has assured his country of more deliveries of COVID-19 vaccines ‘when the situation is better here’. Mr. Mahmud, who inaugurated the Bangabandhu Media Centre at the Press Club of India here, also said India tackled the second wave of coronavirus effectively and the infection rate has come down from over 25 per cent to 2 per cent which is a "great achievement".
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