WASHINGTON: US-India Chambers of Commerce Foundation has raised over $1.2 million to coronavirus-related attempts in India.
Having a record-breaking fundraising, US-India Chambers of Commerce Foundation has sent or en route almost 120 ventilators and more than 1,000 oxygen concentrators, a release said on Wednesday.
United Airlines is among those logistics suppliers that has been cooperating with the base to help buy this necessary medical equipment in state as soon as possible.
A number of this equipment has reached physicians in India and being used, ” the release stated.
Recipients are Red Cross, Together with no-governmental and government colleges at Haryana, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Jharkhand, Delhi, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, Punjab and Tamil Nadu.
“The problem in India is fatal, yet, India and the people of India are springy and can see much better days with assistance from most us.
The worldwide community is joining hands together with healthcare employees in India by sending necessary medical equipment to restrain this outbreak,” explained Ashok Mago, a distinguished Indian-American neighborhood leader.
Raj Malik, CEO of both Bioworld Merchandising, that contributed over 100 oxygen concentrators stated the pandemic has touched on their own families in a really personal manner.
“Many people know those who’ve been affected or expired from Covid-19 and now we would like to do what we can to assist in every way we could,” he explained.
US-India Chamber of Commerce (USICOC) president Neel Gonuguntla in an announcement said that the Texas-based Indian American public is currently supplying its own prayers and good wishes for India to cure quickly through those gifts.
“we’ve been attempting to honor our donors’ true dreams by obtaining necessary medical equipment to the nation as soon as possible.
We are aware that the earlier India understands the gear, the greater lives healthcare employees can spare,” Gonuguntla stated.
“We’re thankful to all donors and community businesses that are cooperating together in this endeavor.
We could not do all of the all their aid,” stated Sanjeev Khanna, past chairman of their USICOC.