Ford, Mahindra to donate medical equipment worth ₹6 cr.
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Ulaga Samudhaya Sevaa Sangam contributes ₹2 crore to Chief Minister’s reduction fund
Ford Motor India Company will donate oxygen concentrators, PPE kits and face masks to the State authorities. Medical equipment worth greater than ₹6 crore will probably be given in the direction of COVID-19 reduction.
The firm’s basic supervisor (authorities affairs), Balaji, met Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on the Secretariat on Thursday and introduced a cheque of ₹50 lakh for the Chief Minister’s Public Relief Fund (CMPRF).
The Mahindra Group, too, will probably be supplying 200 oxygen concentrators, worth ₹6 crore.
Ulaga Samudhaya Sevaa Sangam contributed ₹2 crore to the CMPRF. The cheque was introduced by its president S.K.M. Maeilanandhan. News 7’s managing director V. Subramanian met Mr. Stalin and gave a cheque for ₹1 crore.
The Thoothukudi Nazareth Diocese contributed ₹1 crore. Bishop Samuel Devasahayam gave the cheque to Mr. Stalin.
The Consortium of Self-financing Professional, Arts and Science Colleges in Tamil Nadu gave ₹1 crore. It was handed over by the group’s president, R.S. Munirathinam.
Mr. Munirathinam, who can also be the founding father of the R.M.K. Group of Institutions, gave ₹2 crore on behalf of the faculty.
An quantity of ₹1 crore was given by Sree Gokulam Chits. The cheque was introduced to the Chief Minister by its managing director Gokulam Gopalan.
Aravind Eye Hospital’s chief medical officer S. Aravind donated ₹50 lakh.
President of the National Institution for Quality and Reliability S. Rajasekaran contributed ₹25 lakh.
Prashanth Hospital’s chairman Geetha Haripriya gave ₹25 lakh.
Madras University Vice-Chancellor S. Gowri donated ₹20 lakh collected from a day’s wage of the varsity’s staff.
Rajan Eye Care and Rotary, T. Nagar, donated 2,000 vials of mouthwash to the Omandurar Medical College Hospital. Rajan Dental Institute additionally gave 100 bottles of mouthwash for COVID-19 sufferers to the identical hospital. R. Gunaseelan, director, Chennai Dental Research Foundation and Rajan Dental Institute, handed over the bottles.
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