PATNA: Folks who have origins from Bihar are extending all possible support to people impacted by Covid at the country by sending essential medical supplies.
On Thursday, people of Bihar origin staying in Tashkent in Uzbekistan and Mumbai-based Baba Siddique Vichar Manch, conduct by former Maharashtra Union Baba Siddiqui whose dad Abdul Rahim Sidduqui had been out of Sheikh Tola village at Manjha block of Gopalganj, delivered various health care equipment, such as oxygen concentrators, PPE kits and BiPAP machines into the nation.
Assist from Tashkent was delivered via Indian embassy into Bihar Foundationand also the nodal agency to get all overseas aids.
Industries Union Shahnawaz Hussain symbolically handed over the health care aid — 75 oxygen (D type) along with 100 oxygen flow meter into deputy CM Renu Devi, that also retains disaster management division portfolio.
The deputy CM afterwards handed over the Exact Same to Bihar Medical Service Corporation Limited managing director Pradeep Jha.
Ministers and officials of this country thanked Tashkent India Club president Ashok Kumar Tiwari, that spoke about the requirements for the nation’s silksugar and other food items.
Tiwari said they had a tiny population of individuals from Bihar from Tashkent, are prepared to extend assist.
Baba Siddiqui, on the flip side, arrived to Patna to offer aid to his sailors.
His’Baba Siddiqui Manch’, in cooperation with Being human, given 200 oxygen concentrators, 600 oximeters, 6,000 PPE and isolation fittings, 12,000 N-95 masks, 25 BiPAPS along with 200 stabilisers with copy abilities to the country.
Bihar Individuals living in Tashkent & Mumbai provide med aid
