India’s oxygen crisis: IIT Kanpur alumni raise over 3 crore to help Delhi, U.P.
Published on May 06, 2021 07:24 pm IST
- As India battles the second wave of the Covid pandemic, shortage of oxygen at hospitals has been a major cause of concern. While several countries across the world are now extending help to India, good Samaritans and NGOs in the country have also played an important part as well. ‘Breathe India’, an initiative by some IIT Kanpur alumni has raised more than ₹3 crore in a week and they are hopeful it will soon touch the 4 crore mark. For UP, they have tied up with a Lucknow -based NGO, RightWalk Foundation. Watch this video to find out how these initiatives are helping India in this time of crisis. Watch the full video for all the details.
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