Sri Lankan and Bhutan congratulate PM Modi for the vaccination campaign, expressed confidence that the epidemic will end.
Sri Lankan and Bhutan have congratulated Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the commencement of the Vaccination Drive in India for the rescue of Covid-19 in India.
The Prime Ministers of the two neighboring countries have expressed confidence in their message that this largest vaccination campaign in the world will save a large number of people from the outbreak of the covid epidemic.
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Mahinda Rajapaksa has tweeted and congratulated Prime Minister Modi and the Government of India.
He has described the vaccination campaign started in India as very important. It is said that this will help end the covid epidemic.
Earlier, the Indian High Commission in Colombo had tweeted and informed about the commencement of the vaccination campaign in India. Rajapaksa’s tweet came in response to that. In response, PM Modi thanked President Mahinda Rajapaksa.
The PM wrote, ‘The tireless efforts of our scientists and frontline activists have played an important role in the fight against this epidemic. Making and launching vaccines early is an important milestone in our joint effort for a healthy and disease-free world.
Bhutan Prime Minister Lotte Tshering said to Prime Minister Modi and the Indian people through a tweet, congratulations on starting the vaccination campaign.
It is hoped that this will help in saving the lives of all the people suffering from the Covid epidemic. In a post on Facebook, Sherring said, Prime Minister Modi showed exemplary leadership throughout the period of the Kovid epidemic.
He deserves congratulations. In response, Modi has thanked Schering and credited the campaign to scientists, doctors, and personnel involved in the preparation of the vaccine.
Modi said India is ready to do everything possible to make the people of the whole earth healthy. covishield and covaxin vaccine supplements in India began on Saturday.
First of all, the health workers and the government employees closest to the patients are getting vaccinated. It is noteworthy that India has assured Bhutan and Sri Lanka to supply the vaccine on their demand.