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Watch: Canada sends 25k Remdesivir vials, 50 ventilators for India | Covid

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Watch: Canada sends 25k Remdesivir vials, 50 ventilators for India | Covid

Watch: Canada sends 25k Remdesivir vials, 50 ventilators for India | Covid

India on Saturday thanked Canada for the shipment of 50 ventilators and 25000 vials of Remdesivir to fight the COVID pandemic.

In this regard, Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Arindam Bagchi on Saturday said, "It would further deepen our strategic partnership." Several countries have come forward to help India as the country fights the second wave of Covid-19.

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