Prasagraj: Hi-tech machines are installed in Anna Kshetra for the manufacture of spices, bread and Poori, pod peeling machines, and vegetable cutting machines have changed volunteer works easily in serving more than 20,000 worshipers and pilgrims every day in Mela Magh ongoing.
With the entry of worshipers and pilgrims continued to flock to the Mela campus on the night of Maubi Amasasasca, the volunteers in Om Namay Shivya Camp, holding the biggest kitchen kitchen in Mela Campus – was receiving automatic machine assistance to prepare food for worshipers.
While the 80-90 quintal items that can be eaten every day, consumption has doubled in the days of the main SNAN.
In addition to using flour evaporation machines and vegetable cutting machines, volunteers are for the first time taking the help of grinding machines and ‘bread’ makers to serve worshipers, one spice giant grinding machine, two flour evaporation machines used in Anna Kshetra to prepare Food for thousands of worshipers “He added that potato peeling machines and vegetable cutting machines have made the task of volunteers more shells and easily and we can serve more worshipers To prepare dishes for 25,000 worshipers every day, which usually works according to their clock schedule “.
Likewise, the team consisting of 50 volunteers made arrangements to sit worshipers and pilgrims arriving Anna Kshetra to eat.
This time, volunteers offer food packages also for pilgrims and worshipers, who arrive after closing remotely.
At least five community party camps are run by organizations in various sectors and all community kitchens will function until Maghi Purnima on the Mela campus.
The power of worshipers has increased doubled on the night of Mauni Amasasca Sang and reached up to 1.5 lakh on Tuesday.
About 500 volunteers from all countries have joined the organization to serve food to worshipers in all five organizational camps.
The food menu changes every day.
Volunteers also hit tea and snacks for worshipers in the early hours.
Kitchen Community deploys hi-tech machines to serve pilgrims, really in Magh Mela Campus
