Mandal lends aid with 50 Oxygen concentrators

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Shimla, May 22

Sant Nirankari Mandal presented 50 oxygen concentrators to Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur here today. Thakur thanked the mandal for the philanthropic act and said that the assistance would go a long way in providing better health care facilities to Covid-19 patients. “Organisations such as Sant Nirankari Mandal are providing commendable services by helping people and motivating others,” he said.

Thakur also thanked the organisation for setting up a 25-bed Covid care facility at Sant Nirankari Satsang Bhawan at Nalagarh. He said that the mandal would create another 25-bed facility at their Satsang Bhawan in Kangra.

Sukh Dev Singh, Chairman, Sant Nirankari Mandal, said that they would also provide 500 oxymeters and both 25-bed centres would be made functional by early next week.

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