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Amritsar, May 1

Applauding the dedicated frontline workers in their efforts to reach out to people and perform their duty during the Covid-19 pandemic, FICCI FLO’s Wheels of Hope campaign held a salutation ceremony at the SGRDI airport.

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The campaign that was kicked off as a mark of respect and gratitude towards the frontline warriors had the Punjab Police band performing live at various key places, including Government Medical College and Hospital.

In its concluding ceremony, Wheels of Hope acknowledged the services of airport staff, CISF security personnel, fire rescue staff, airport ground staff and air traffic control, along with staff of Indo-Thai and Qatar airways.

“The campaign was aimed at celebrating the frontline professionals who have been continuously working despite the risk of infection. We lauded the airport and airlines staff for the extreme courage, making it possible for flight rescue operation of international passengers . The final salutation was to the international, national as well as state agencies who have exhibited their exemplary humanitarian side and helped stranded people reach home amid the Covid crisis,” said Aarushi Verma, chairperson, FICCI FLO, Amritsar.

The campaign had previously toured several areas, including hospitals, administrative officials’ residences, sanitation and other staff workers.

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