British Indian Jewish Association raises funds to help with Covid-19 situation in India ANI | Updated: Apr 29, 2021 20:10 IST
New Delhi [India], April 29 (ANI): Amid unprecedented Covid surge in India, the British Indian Jewish Association (BIJA) has announced that it will be supporting fund-raising efforts.
In a press release, BIJA said that it will be supporting the British Asian Trust s (BAT) Emergency Appeal. The appeal will help to treat the hundreds of thousands of people suffering from Covid-19 in India.
The release stated that £50 will provide oxygen for 40 patients struggling to breathe. £450 will fund a low-flow oxygen concentrator to help 900 patients with breathing difficulties. £830 will fund a high-flow oxygen concentrator to help 550 of the most seriously ill patients, the release added.
BIJA raises funds to help with Covid-19 situation in India
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30 Apr 2021, 01:19 GMT+10
New Delhi [India], April 29 (ANI): Amid unprecedented Covid surge in India, the British Indian Jewish Association (BIJA) has announced that it will be supporting fund-raising efforts.
In a press release, BIJA said that it will be supporting the British Asian Trust s (BAT) Emergency Appeal. The appeal will help to treat the hundreds of thousands of people suffering from Covid-19 in India.
The release stated thatPound 50 will provide oxygen for 40 patients struggling to breathe. Pound 450 will fund a low-flow oxygen concentrator to help 900 patients with breathing difficulties.
Pound 830 will fund a high-flow oxygen concentrator to help 550 of the most seriously ill patients, the release added.
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