Oxygen concentrators donated

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Patiala, May 8

Khalsa Aid, an international NGO, today donated 10 oxygen concentrators to the medical superintendent of Government Rajindra Hospital.

Dr HS Rekhi, medical superintendent, said Khalsa Aid had assured all possible help to the hospital during the unprecedented times of pandemic.

“Khalsa Aid has given 10 oxygen concentrators. They promised to help us in the future also,” said Rekhi.

Rekhi said they were doing what they could to ensure that Covid patients received all possible treatment at Rajindra Hospital. — TNS

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