U.S. Delivers a Second Shipment of Emergency Medical Supplies to Bangladesh to Combat Covid-19

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U.S. Delivers a Second Shipment of Emergency Medical Supplies to Bangladesh to Combat Covid-19

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DHAKA, U.S. Embassy in Bangladesh - Since March 2020, the United States has provided more than $84 million in COVID-related health assistance to Bangladesh, including today’s delivery of critical personal protective equipment for healthcare professionals and fingertip pulse oximeters.

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