BSL workers set an example of voluntary service

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In the second wave of the Covid-19 epidemic, the number of infected patients is increasing day by day. Many workers of Bokaro Steel Plant and their families have also been affected by this epidemic. While the Bokaro Steel Management is working to provide additional oxygen beds and other facilities to the patients in the hospital to deal with this epidemic, at the same time, in this hour of disaster, a team of BSL personnel has pledged to provide all possible help to their needy companions and their family members. Significantly, this group of about one hundred BSL personnel have taken the initiative to voluntarily arm in the task of providing relief to the families of Covid infected BSL personnel during this difficult time.

Members of this team are providing all possible assistance to the members of infected BSL family members and retired personnel of BSL in association with Covid Control and Command Center of Bokaro General Hospital after performing their duty in the plant. For this, separate teams have been formed for each sector and other areas, whose members are constantly delivering medicines kits to the patients living in home isolation at their homes so that the treatment of the patient can start at the right time.

Every day, this team is delivering packets of about 120-150 medicine kits to the patients in different areas of the city. Not only this, milk, bread, fruits, vegetables and other essential items are also being delivered to the patients of home isolation at their homes. In addition, the group is constantly monitoring the status of all patients and is acting as a link between BGH's Covid Control and Command Center and the patients.

Sharing information COC BSL M.K Dhan said that these corona warriors engaged in voluntary relief work have been provided with face masks, hand globs, sanitizers etc. by BSL so that they can serve in a safe manner. Seeing their passion, many officers and steel workers are constantly joining this campaign and together they are helping to beat Covid 19.

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