Indian-American NGO raises $4.7 million for COVID-19 relief
The Hindu
Further, Sewa collected a shipment of 2,184 oxygen concentrators to be sent to India.
An Indian-American non-profit body has raised nearly $4.7 million through social media towards relief efforts in India as the country battles a severe second wave of the pandemic. “This is a collective effort that can save lives, defeat hunger, assure distressed people, and help India in its decisive fight against ,” Sewa International USA said. On Tuesday, Sewa collected a shipment of 2,184 oxygen concentrators to be sent to India.
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