M3M, Indian Air force creates 150 bed Covid care centre in Gurgaon
M3M will add 250 beds to create a 400-bed lifeline for Covid Patients within a month
M3M Foundation, the philanthropic arm of M3M Group, has teamed up with Indian Air Force to provide all the support of food and medical facilities, including oxygen, for patients in Gurugram. A mobile medical unit is also available for shifting any patient from the Covid-care centre to the hospital.
“As per the guidance of Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar and continuous support from Health Minister of Haryana Anil Vij Ji, this facility centre is functional now with 150 beds at our Luxurious Apartments at our project OKR in sector 67 in Gurugram. We thank the Indian Air Force for joining us with their expertise and necessary support for this initiative and I am grateful to Artemis hospital, Paras hospital and W-Pratiksha hospital for the required support. As a responsible organisation, we will help India win the battle against COVID-19, in whatever capacity we can and special thanks to GMDA Chief Sudheer Rajpal, DC Gurugram Dr Yash Garg Ji and Chairperson NCW Ms Rekha Sharma Ji for their support for making this functional,” said Dr Payal Kanodia, Trustee, M3M Foundation.
This Covid care centre which will be run and managed by the Indian Air Force is part of M3M foundation’s PAN India initiative ‘Kartavya’ and where the foundation has already supported more than 1,00,000 people at the construction and migrant workers through their food security and other initiatives in the first phase.
