Coronavirus: 'Free oxygen Langar Sewa' at these Gurdwara's dispensaries
Free oxygen Langar Sewa in Mumbai: Amid a shortage of oxygen supply in parts of India due to the second wave of coronavirus, several people and non-governmental organizations from across the nation have come forward to help those in need by either donating plasma or providing oxygen to the poor people.
Meanwhile, Sat Sri Akaal Charitable Trust has taken another initiative by organising 'Free oxygen Langar Sewa' to help those in need.
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The oxygen conservator machines are available free of cost at dispensary of these Gurudwaras.
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Oxygen conservator machines have been installed at Baba Jeevan Singh Ji Medical Center, Gurudwara Guru Nanak Darbar, Laxmi Colony, Chembur (Mumbai) and Gurudwara Sri Dashmesh Darbar, Guru Tegh Bahadur Nagar.
In case anybody needs free oxygen in Mumbai, can contact directly at the dispensary.
The second wave of coronavirus had affected the health infrastructure in India that led to a shortage of oxygen, oxygen beds, and ICU beds in hospitals.
Several organizations have come forward to extend support to those in need as black-marketing of oxygen has made it difficult common man to afford it.
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