New Delhi: The Covishield COVID-19 vaccine made in India is now reaching other countries as well. At present, India is engaged in helping other countries as well. Actually, 5L doses of corona vaccine have been given to Canada by India, and now Canada has expressed its gratitude. Canada thanks India for providing COVID-19 vaccines to them by placing billboards of PM Modi in the Greater Toronto Area. Actually, India is at the forefront of supplying vaccines in different countries of the world at this time. This is the reason that India's cheering has begun across the world. Indeed, from Nepal to Canada, India has given the coronavirus vaccine and through this, India has tried to show that we will always stand with its neighbors and allies in times of crisis.

Billboards come up in Greater Toronto area thanking PM Narendra Modi for providing COVID-19 vaccines to Canada pic.twitter.com/0AaQysm6O1

— ANI (@ANI) March 11, 2021

Last week India gave 500,000 doses of covishield vaccine to Canada, which was consigned to Canadian partner Verity Pharmaceuticals. A few days ago, PM Modi said at the Virtual India-Sweden Summit, "Made-in-India" vaccines have been supplied to more than 50 countries till now. There are plans to supply vaccines to more countries in the coming months in New Delhi. Now recently the news agency ANI has tweeted two pictures of PM Modi's billboard, which you can see above.

In these photos, PM is being thanked for the covid vaccine. India's help was appreciated by the WHO also, last month. In the month of February, WHO chief Tedros Adhanom Genius said, "Thank you, India and Prime Minister Narendra Modi for supporting vaccination equity. Your commitment to sharing COVAX and COVID-19 vaccine doses in 60+ countries is helping their health workers and other priority groups to vaccinate. I hope other countries will follow this example."

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