Rishabh Pant donates undisclosed amount to procure oxygen cylinders and COVID-related kits
The Hindu
Several cricketers have already made contributions to help India’s fight against the unprecedented health crisis.
India wicketkeeper batsman Rishabh Pant on Saturday joined the fight against the raging COVID-19 pandemic, pledging an undisclosed amount to procure oxygen cylinders with beds and kits for the affected patients. The 23-year-old said he will donate the amount to Hemkunt Foundation, a Gurugram-based NGO. “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 those suffering across the country,” Pant said in a statement posted on his Twitter handle.
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