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VOA honours nurses working on forefront

Amritsar: Members of the Voice of Amritsar, an NGO, honoured Cabinet Minister OP Soni and donated 1,000 bed sheets, 1,200 litres of drinking water, food and fruit juice to patients to mark the Nurse’s Day on Tuesday. The members...

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Updated At : 12:29 PM May 13, 2020 IST

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Amritsar: Members of the Voice of Amritsar, an NGO, honoured Cabinet Minister OP Soni and donated 1,000 bed sheets, 1,200 litres of drinking water, food and fruit juice to patients to mark the Nurse’s Day on Tuesday. The members also honoured nurses who have been working tirelessly to treat Covid-19 patients. Soni said the VOA has been doing consistent efforts in providing assistance to patients, doctors and police personnel during the pandemic. Earlier, the organisation donated thermal scanners, PPE kits, face shields and ration to needy families. TNS

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