In this great time of need surely this money, along with the selfless work of gurdwaras, health care workers and volunteers of every kind, will save lives.
The Bolath center would provide 25 beds and will start its services from Wednesday May 12.
“In these last two weeks, many of us haven’t slept. We’ve been running our day jobs at the same time,” one of the group’s directors, Manpreet Kaur said.
Harmandeep Singh Boparai, 34, who was working as frontline worker in New York, Unites States, is currently treating Covid patients in his home town Amritsar.
"People in Delhi are dying in want of oxygen so we are not presently thinking of moving to India but I am hopeful that those who have returned will again move back to India once the situation improves there" he said...
The four Sikh community members who lost their lives are Amarjeet Kaur Johal (66); Jasvinder Kaur (64); Amarjit Sekhon (48); and Jaswinder Singh (68).
“We offer non-perishable foods that are cleaned and bagged up, stapled and sealed, along with personal hygiene items that are separate from the food,” says Meglio, adding, “We’re not looking to influence anyone religiously or spiritually, and there’s no obligation to come to a service or anything like that.”
Gurdwaras in and around New Delhi have arranged ‘oxygen langar’ to provide free oxygen to patients who need it.
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Sikhs in India continue to rise to the occasion by providing much-needed medical seva in the spirit of sarbat da bhala