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An additional contribution of Rs 5 crore has been made on top of the company s earlier commitment of Rs 3 crore, the automaker said in a statement.
The company s efforts are dedicated towards augmenting healthcare infrastructure and medical services in Gurugram (Delhi- NCR) and Chengalpattu (Tamil Nadu), it added.
Associations with government and non-government organisations have been initiated for on-ground implementation, the company said.
BMW Group India on Tuesday said it has pledged a total of Rs 8 crore towards the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in the country.
An additional contribution of Rs 5 crore has been made on top of the company s earlier commitment of Rs 3 crore, the automaker said in a statement.
BMW Group India pledges Rs 8 cr for COVID relief
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BMW Group India on Tuesday said it has pledged total Rs 8 crore towards the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in the country.
An additional contribution of Rs 5 crore has been made on top of the company s earlier commitment of Rs 3 crore, the automaker said in a statement.
The company s efforts are dedicated to augmenting healthcare infrastructure and medical services in Gurugram (Delhi- NCR) and Chengalpattu (Tamil Nadu), it added.
BMW Group India on Tuesday said it has pledged total Rs 8 crore towards the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in the country. An additional contribution of Rs 5 crore has been made on top of the company s earlier commitment of Rs 3 crore, the automaker said in a statement. The company s efforts are dedicated towards augmenting healthcare infrastructure and medical services in Gurugram (Delhi- NCR) and Chengalpattu (Tamil Nadu), it added. Associations with government and non-government organisations have been initiated for on-ground implementation, the company said. The automaker said it has imported 150 oxygen concentrators for critical care of COVID-19 patients. The concentrators will be utilised by an oxygen bank in Gurugram operated by GiveIndia, a non-governmental organisation, it added.