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An NGO, Angrej Charitable Foundation, has distributed more than 10,000 sanitizers, 25,000 cotton mask and 50,000 water bottles among the daily wage earners. As many as 25,000 packs of sanitary pads have also been distributed among the under-privilegedwomen. The charitable organization has also distributed 2,000 bags of wheat (5kg) and 1,000 bags of rice (5kg) to the needy. Angrej Foundation chairman Arun Jindal, said “Our service to the needy willcontinue in future also.”

Chandigarh

Bhavan’s society donates 200 PPE kits

Bhavan’s Old Student Society (BOSS), the alumni arm of Bhavan Vidyalaya, Sector 27, has handed over 200 PPE kits for the doctors and nurses to the District Commissioner, Chandigarh. Earlier, the alumni association handed over 100 PPE kits to support thepolice personnel. In April, the team distributed 5,000 water bottles among the police personnel.

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