MISSION OXYGEN - HELP SAVE INDIA FROM COVID-19

India needs oxygen concentrate to save thousands of lives.

The lethal second wave of Covid-19 in India has spread from major cities to small towns and villages.

Our doctors are pleading for oxygen as more patients are dying, Although hospitals are operating in dire situations, desperate people are dying in line while waiting to see doctors. Patients are struggling to get hold of required oxygen. People are waiting for up to 12 hours to get an oxygen cylinder filled. Every day is a fight for survival, these days.

We need your help to get over this situation.

We don't have enough words to express our appreciation to our doctors and the medical team but it is difficult to find the coronavirus kills doctors too.

Links below for some instances

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2021/5/3/india-covid-crisis-lack-of-oxygen-killed-him-not-the-virus.

https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/coronavirus-pregnant-doctor-dimple-arora-chawla-loses-battle-to-covid-husband-ravish-chawla-shares-her-last-video-message-2440111

The Social worker who was helping to provide meals supply to covid patients in hospitals died because of coronavirus.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/mumbai/mumbai-social-worker-dies-of-covid-19-cousin-alone-carries-his-body-from-sion-hospital-morgue/articleshow/76467083.cms

They are just a few examples, however, they are quiet enough to melt anyone's heart.

About Mission Oxygen

https://www.missionoxygen.org/ Please visit this link for all information before donation.

Mission Oxygen began as an overnight initiative by a community of founders and entrepreneurs across Delhi/NCR to aid and assist hospitals that were running out of oxygen to treat Covid19 patients.

Different members across this community segregated tasks according to their core competencies across crowdfunding, supply procurement, logistics, distribution/demand estimation, amplification and PR with the aim of purchasing, importing and delivering life-saving concentrators to hospitals and nursing homes across the city.

This will be my first charity movement. While I’m doing all I can to raise money for this, but I just can’t do it without you. Thank you for reading my whole story.

Thank you again for your support.

Hemlata Pal

Thorndon, Wellington-6011