Amitabh Bachchan donates oxygen concentrators, ventilators to BMC

Mumbai: Amitabh Bachchan has said that the first tranche of 50 oxygen concentrators ordered from Poland for the Covid-19 center at Gurudwara Rakab Ganj will land in New Delhi tomorrow, May 17. The 78 - year-old actor, who regularly shares updates on his continued charitable activities as the country battles the second wave of his novel, the Corona Virus, has been ordered to donate an additional 50 oxygen concentrators with a capacity of five liters for medicine. Facilities in Mumbai.

The first consignment of 50 oxygen concentrators I ordered and bought from Poland should be on a plane as I write, and will land in Delhi tomorrow at 6 am ... Bachchan wrote on his blog. The screen icon has a personal connection to Poland: last year the City Council of Wroclaw named a square after his father and the famous poet Harivansh Rai Bachchan. The actor, who shared that he had received the second and final dose of the coronavirus vaccine, said the gurudwara committee would clear the cargo.

These will be erased by the Gurudwara Committee which I donated and inaugurated yesterday in the building of the 400-bed building. 300 running immediately, and the remaining 100 in real-time, O2 concentrators will also contribute to this facility for their discretionary use. Veteran actor Gurudwara Raqab has donated Rs 2 crore to the Shri Tej Bahadur Covid Care Center at Ganj Sahib to tackle the ongoing health crisis in the national capital. These are 10 litter concentrators, but research from my office tells me that 5 liters are acceptable and in demand. So I bought 50 oxygen concentrators with a capacity of 5 liters today.

Send it to us in a few days. It will be distributed to the needy in Mumbai, Bachchan shared in a new post. The 25-bed care center he donated was ready to be set up at a school in suburban Juhu, he said. All facilities are in place. The relevant OC has been received from the BMC and the fire brigade today. Another permit is due tomorrow, and the facility will be ready to operate within Tuesday or Wednesday.

The actor shared that he was able to get the first 10 ventilators to the required places - six Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC), three hospitals, and one clinic in the city. It is always gratifying to see your efforts to give to the poor and needy, Bachchan said. I give as much as I can... My means are very limited... It does not seem so, but they are... Somehow by the grace of the Almighty, they come to me ... I have made no effort to collect them through campaigns or contribute to a cause I have established. 

He said he does not seek praise for his charitable work but gives a description of the work done during this time to ensure visuals where the delivery and funds were used and what the benefit was. They are not just promises. Bachchan also wrote about Hurricane Tauktae, which is likely to pass close to the city. Typhoon Tauktae in the Arabian Sea intensifies along the west coast of India. Moving southwards. It started raining in Mumbai when I was writing the results of its arrival.