Hull charity lends a helping hand in India s fight against Covid-19
City charity Hope2Sleep has sent equipment surplus to the coronavirus effort here to help thousands struggling in India
Kath Hope, CEO of Hope2Sleep, John Hope and volunteers meet with Professor JS Bamrah, chairman of BAPIO, to load a lorry with supplies destined for India (Image: Katie Pugh)
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Indian-Origin Doctors In UK Expand Telemedicine Project To Help India Fight Covid Indian-Origin Doctors In UK Expand Telemedicine Project To Help India Fight Covid The British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (BAPIO) has raised nearly 108,000 pounds within days of setting up a Go Fund Me online appeal and said the initial amount of released funds are making their way to India.
The effort is aimed at offering help to over-stretched doctors in India. (Representational)
London:
Indian-origin doctors in the UK on Sunday said they are in the process of rapidly expanding their telemedicine project through collaborations with Indian hospitals as part of a wider Covid India Appeal.
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No surplus vaccine doses to send to India right now, says UK
No surplus vaccine doses to send to India right now, says UK
The UK has sent an assistance package of 495 oxygen concentrators, 120 non-invasive ventilators and 20 manual ventilators to India
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UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Narendra Modi (File photo)
The UK is currently moving through its domestic priority lists for COVID-19 vaccines and therefore has no surplus doses to share with countries in need such as India at this stage, Downing Street said on Tuesday.
In reference to India’s devastating second wave of the pandemic, UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s spokesperson said the process is kept under constant review, while the