Vij lauds social outfits for help

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Updated At : 12:22 PM May 20, 2021 IST

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Ambala, May 19

Home and Health Minister Anil Vij today lauded social organisations for their contribution during the Covid pandemic, and said that with collective efforts, the state would soon defeat the virus.

On Wednesday, Kamalpreet Sabherwal, who runs an online news portal in Ambala, handed over 10 BiPAP machines to Civil Surgeon Dr Kuldeep Singh in the presence of Vij. Surender Sehgal, a representative of Glassco Laboratory, also donated 10 BiPAP machines, while Dr Surjit Angra, president, Rotary Club, Ambala Central, handed over 26 surgical beds. Vij said, “Social organisations have been coming forward to help the state government fight the pandemic.”— TNS

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