Help Us Distribute Food To Daily Wage Earners’ Families Suffering From Lockdown Due To Corona virus

About the Fundraiser

JANAJAGRUTHI SEVA SOCIETY is waving off its fee to ensure that every single rupee that you donate is utilized towards providing maximum aid. In these crucial times, it is essential that every resource and every rupee should reach the people who need it the most. We are playing our part.

Amidst the Corona virus lockdown in India, it has adversely affected lakhs of daily wage earners, servants, construction workers, daily labourers, Rickshaw-pullers, Balloon sellers, and so on, are jobless, their living conditions are deplorable as the most basic hygiene and sanitation facilities haven’t reached them yet, who have no means of income to feed their families.

It is important that in times like this we show solidarity and come forward to help the ones in need. ‘JANAJAGRUTHI SEVA SOCIETY’ is on a mission to make Indians more aware of and ready to fight the pandemic by providing them with daily food and hygiene needs with donations.

We have started this campaign to raise funds to help people to survive from this situation by means of donation. This donation will provide them there daily grocery needs for the next few weeks. ‘The cost of feeding and sustaining a whole family for 4 weeks is only 5000 rupees.’ You can help us through donations.

The money raised will be used for:

● We are trying to help the families of these daily wage earners by supplying them with a GROCERY KIT that can sustain their families for the upcoming 2 weeks, or even more than that.

● A grocery kit will contain sufficient quantities of :

• 20 kg wheat
• 20 kg rice,
• 2 kg lentils
• 5 kg oil, milk, biscuits Soaps , tooth paste, 3M 8210, N95 Face Mask and a Anti virus 7 Item kit corona virus 5 Item kits awareness pamphlet.

● Free masks and sanitizers will be provided to help prevent the spread of the virus.

“It is the time where we can help them by providing daily needs and ensure their safety through small donations, so no one can sleep in hunger.”

India - which has the third highest number of infections globally, after the United States and Brazil - recorded 28,701 new cases on Sunday, with the densely-populated megacities of New Delhi, Mumbai and Chennai continuing to drive the outbreak.

However, for public health experts, a surge in cases in India’s vulnerable rural hinterlands and regional hubs is provoking the greatest concern and demonstrates clear evidence that Covid-19 is prevalent right across the subcontinent.

India’s most populous state of Uttar Pradesh - home to more than 200 million people - was placed under a strict weekend curfew which will remain in place until the end of the month. Here the total number of Covid-19 cases has risen by more than 300 per cent since the nationwide lockdown ended on June 1.

Delhi govt. panel suggests using several stadiums as makeshift COVID facilities

A Delhi government panel has suggested using Pragati Maidan, Talkatora Indoor Stadium, Indira Gandhi Indoor Stadium and JLN Stadium as makeshift COVID-19 facility to deal with the surge in number of cases, an official said Tuesday.

The official said that the panel, constituted by Lt Governor Anil Baijal, has also suggested using Thyagaraj Indoor Stadium and Dhyanchand National Stadium for the purpose.

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