India to extend support to Afghanistan?
India to extend support to Afghanistan?
The Covaxin dose is being sent to afghanistan under the government's Vaccine Alliance program, a diplomatic initiative to gift Indian-made vaccines to low-income and developing countries around the world.India has decided to send 10 lakh corona vaccines to Afghanistan. In its first phase, 5 lakh vaccines were sent to afghanistan yesterday. afghanistan, which has been hit hard by the economic crisis, is facing further crisis after it fell into the hands of the Taliban. india has been assisting in various ways to afghanistan which is facing a crisis. In the second week of December, india supplied 1.6 metric tons of life-saving medical equipment to Afghanistan. In this circumstance, the indian side promised to send 10 lakh coronavirus vaccines to Afghanistan. As a first step, 5 lakh corona vaccines (covaxin) were sent to afghanistan yesterday. A further 5 lakh vaccines are said to be sent in the second week of January. The Covaxin dose is being sent to afghanistan under the government's Vaccine Alliance program, a diplomatic initiative to gift Indian-made vaccines to low-income and developing countries around the world. Beneficiaries of the scheme are Bangladesh, Nepal, Myanmar, Bhutan, Mauritius, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Brazil, Morocco, South Africa, and Nigeria.
The Covaxin dose is being sent to afghanistan under the government's Vaccine Alliance program, a diplomatic initiative to gift Indian-made vaccines to low-income and developing countries around the world.India has decided to send 10 lakh corona vaccines to Afghanistan. In its first phase, 5 lakh vaccines were sent to afghanistan yesterday. afghanistan, which has been hit hard by the economic crisis, is facing further crisis after it fell into the hands of the Taliban. india has been assisting in various ways to afghanistan which is facing a crisis. In the second week of December, india supplied 1.6 metric tons of life-saving medical equipment to Afghanistan. In this circumstance, the indian side promised to send 10 lakh coronavirus vaccines to Afghanistan. As a first step, 5 lakh corona vaccines (covaxin) were sent to afghanistan yesterday. A further 5 lakh vaccines are said to be sent in the second week of January. The Covaxin dose is being sent to afghanistan under the government's Vaccine Alliance program, a diplomatic initiative to gift Indian-made vaccines to low-income and developing countries around the world. Beneficiaries of the scheme are Bangladesh, Nepal, Myanmar, Bhutan, Mauritius, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Brazil, Morocco, South Africa, and Nigeria.