The second COVID-19 pandemic in India has taken a violent step and the cases are surging like never before. India is continuously reporting more than 4 lakhs of new cases and nearly 4 thousand deaths in a single day and all of these seem to be no signs of abatement.
Meanwhile, India wicketkeeper-batsman Rishabh Pant has made his contribution to a charity for oxygen cylinders and beds as the country reels under the severe surge of COVID-19.
“The scale of despair across our country has been immense and something I have been deeply affected by. As someone who has seen personal loss up close, my heart goes out to all the families who have suffered over the past year and I pray for the souls of those who have left us,” Pant wrote in a note posted on his Twitter handle.
“One of the most important aspects I have learned from sport is the power of working together as a team for a common cause. I salute our frontline workers, who have been working tirelessly to help India throughout the past year. However, the cause of helping India overcome these unprecedented times needs all our collective efforts,” he added.
“I am supporting the Hemkunt Foundation through a monetary donation that will help provide O2 Cylinders with beds, COVID-relief kits, and much more to the suffering across the country,” he wrote further.
