The biggest threat to humanity is the corona, the vaccine's most important weapon: PM Modi

- India is one of the countries trying to comply with the provisions of the Paris Act: Prime Minister

New delhi date. Wednesday, May 26, 2021

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday addressed a program organized on Buddha Purnima. Meanwhile, Prime Minister Modi referred to the Koro crisis. At the same time, he spoke of bringing the teachings of Lord Buddha to life. The Prime Minister said that Corona has drawn a big line in the world which has caused a big gap in the world before and after.

On the Corona epidemic, the Prime Minister said that the epidemic has been the worst in many centuries and has claimed many lives. The second wave of the Corona epidemic has wreaked havoc. Our scientists and doctors are constantly fighting against corona and the work of vaccines is also underway.

The Prime Minister expressed his condolences to the families of those who died during the Kovid crisis and expressed his condolences. "During this time of crisis, we are proud of our scientists and doctors," he said.

Speaking at the Vesak Day program.

We remember the noble ideals of Lord Buddha. https://t.co/JMmup8Mvtm

- Narendra Modi (arenarendramodi) May 26, 2021

There are other crises to fight: PM

In his address, the Prime Minister said that apart from the Koro epidemic, there are many challenges facing human society. Climate change is the biggest problem. India is one of the countries trying to comply with the provisions of the Paris Act. Lord Buddha has given us the message to walk the path of peace and love.