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Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina said Saturday that she has yet to get the Covid-19 vaccine, but that she will. ‘I will definitely get vaccinated, but I want the people of the country to do it first. If someone else lives for one of my ticks, that’s the most important thing! It is not like this? He said.
The Prime Minister was responding to a question from journalists at a virtual press conference on the occasion of receiving the final recommendation from the United Nations for the transition of Bangladesh from LDCs.
He attended the press conference from his official Ganobhaban residence. It is organized in the Shapla Hall of the Prime Minister’s Office.
Sheikh Hasina said he would like to see what percentage of people in the country have been vaccinated before. We have a goal. When that amount is given, if the vaccine survives, I’ll take mine, ”he said.
The prime minister said the government was campaigning for all villagers to be vaccinated according to World Health Organization guidelines.
The government is taking steps to ensure that no one is left out of the vaccine program, he said, adding: “We are already making arrangements to bring in another 30 million vaccines.” We are making arrangements to receive the second dose after the first.
Sheikh Hasina said that if any country does not produce vaccines, Bangladesh will.
“I have already instructed the pharmaceutical companies, who can prepare it, to be ready. We want to bring vaccine seeds. ‘
The prime minister said the government is trying to resume educational activities soon. That is why he has asked teachers and others involved in educational institutions to get vaccinated. ‘Everyone should be vaccinated according to the guidelines of the World Health Organization. We want to recover the environment of academic activities ”, he said.
When asked about the “magic” behind protecting people during the epidemic and keeping economic activities afloat, Hasina said it was not magic at all. “It is our sincerity and our responsibility to the country and its people.”
Source: UNB
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