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Maziar Zare's answer to a question about receiving a vaccine: The people of Khuzestan get water, we did not want a vaccine

Jul 20, 2021, 17:32 GMT+1Updated: 20:37 GMT+1

Maziar Zare, the head coach of Bandar Anzali Sailors football team, in response to a reporter's question about his team being vaccinated against the Corona virus, referring to the conditions of the citizens of Khuzestan, said: "People in Khuzestan should get water, we did not offer the vaccine."

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