The People of Sirajganj are getting this facility through the support and initiative of the national development organization, 'Shastho Shurokkha Foundation'.
Dhaka — Free oxygen service is given to COVID-19 patients in Sirajganj by just a phone call amid the Covid-19 death surge in Bangladesh. Not only that, patients will be given this facility as long as doctor’s advised.
The People of Sirajganj are getting this facility through the support and initiative of the national development organization, ‘Shastho Shurokkha Foundation’.
The ongoing pandemic is setting new records of infections and the number of deaths every single day. Crisis of ICU beds and oxygens are picking high due to continuous pressure of COVID-19 patients.
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New challenges are being created to deal with the situation. According to that, the Shastho Shurokkha Foundation has provided 10 Oxygen Concentrators for COVID-19 patients in Sirajganj Sadar and Kamarkhan areas.
The SS Foundation started this program with the aim of benefitting the marginal and elderly COVID-19 patients in the local area of Sirajganj.
It needs to be mentioned that, SS foundation is conducting this program through a team of trained volunteers.
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