Dhaka April 14, 2026, 1:12 pm
Bangladesh will get 6.80 crore vaccines for 20 percent of its population that means for 3.40 crore people from the WHO, COVAX facility
Sylhet Civil Surgeon, Premananda Mondol, said the authorities concerned have decided to retest the UK returnees as they did not have any symptoms of Covid-19 and the results of 25 returnees came out negative
They did not want to take the vaccine right now as they doubt about efficacy, side-effect and some even believe the vaccines do not work
A number of Bangladeshis who arrived in Sylhet from UK five days back are now under treatment
The nationwide vaccination will start after a dry run on 400-500 people in Dhaka
Dr Ahmed Lutfar Mobin, a medical consultant, will become the first physician in the country to get the vaccine dose
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina will flag off the much-awaited vaccination programme on Wednesday
The rollout will start with the successful negotiation and execution of supply agreements
The price of each dose of the vaccine, including the cost of transportation, was fixed at $5. The total cost, therefore, is $150 million — about 1,271.55 crore taka
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina today thanked her Indian counterpart Narendra Modi for sending the Oxford vaccine produced in India as a gift for Bangladesh
The cause of the fire is yet to be ascertained; furniture, wiring, cabins gutted
He came up with the information while receiving Indian gift of Covid-19 vaccine at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport on Thursday morning
A special flight of India carrying the consignment landed at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka at 11:20 am
EPI's headquarters, EPI repository at Tejgaon and Cental Medical Store Dept (CMSD) have been prepared to store the vaccines
The Indian government will provide 20 lakh doses of Oxford-Astrazenca Covid-19 vaccines (Covishield) to Bangladesh as ‘gift’ on January 21 instead of January 20
At least 29 people have died in Norway after receiving Pfizer and BioNTech vaccines, 13 suffered a mild facial paralysis in Israel and some people fallen sick in India
Bangladesh, as a priority country to India, will receive the vaccine produced in the country from the “very beginning”
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will launch the pan India rollout of COVID-19 vaccination drive on Saturday morning through video conferencing
The grant-in-aid restricted use to friendly neighbours will be rolled out soon after the Indian roll-out on January 16
The emergency would last until 1 August, unless cases were brought under control earlier
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