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The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) have come up with a helping hand in India's battle with ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The cricket governing body of the country announced on Monday that they will donate 10-Litre 2000 Oxygen concentrators as India is trying to overcome from the horrific second wave of Coronavirus.
With the country struggling with lack of resources and medical equipment, this move by BCCI will certainly boost India's efforts in the fight to save lives. The board will distribute the concentrators across the country in the next few months in a bid to ensure that all the needy patients could get the necessary medical care and treatment in these unprecedented times.
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BCCI has always put health and safety at top of the chart: Ganguly
Reflecting on the initiative by BCCI, board President Mr. Sourav Ganguly stated that they acknowledge the stellar role the medical and healthcare community are playing in India's fight with long battle against the virus. He said, "The Board has always put health and safety at the top of the chart and remains committed to the cause. The oxygen concentrators will provide immediate relief to those affected and will help in their speedy recovery.”
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BCCI's Secretary Mr. Jay Shah also gave his views as he added that the board understands the desperate need for medical equipment in this hour of crisis and hopes this effort will help in narrowing the demand-supply gap that has been generated across the country. He also urged everyone eligible to get vaccinated whenever they get an opportunity.