They were returning home after setting up isolation centres in Amreli district
Vadodara/Surat: Three persons from Surat who were returning after volunteering for Covid-19 work in Saurashtra died in a road accident on their way back home. The car in which the victims were travelling ran into a truck leading to the incident.
Several persons including doctors staying in Surat who hail from Saurashtra have gone to their hometowns and nearby areas to serve those suffering from the pandemic. The trio that met with the accident early on Saturday morning had also joined such an effort.
Ashok Godani (36), a resident of Olpad Road, Sanay Godani (27), a resident of Sarthana in Surat and Raju Gondaliya (42), a resident of Bhambhaniya in Bhavnagar district, had informed their families that they had left after finishing work.
The centre to provide isolation facility with oxygen supply to the patients from nearby villages
Surat: In a major relief to people in Saurashtra region, especially of Bhavnagar and Amreli, a 100-bed isolation centre for Covid-19 patients was set up by Sadbhavna trust in Palitana town. The centre has been set up at a girls’ hostel with the help of Surat-based Seva group, which has 52 trusts and organisations under its umbrella.
The centre will provide isolation facility with oxygen supply to the patients from nearby villages who were earlier forced to travel all the way to Surat for Covid-19 treatment. “The patients who have been advised home isolation but don’t have facilities to follow the same at their home will be admitted here. We are providing uninterrupted oxygen supply besides free meals, medicines, round the clock doctors, energy drinks and mineral water free of charge.
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