Rotary Club of Madras donates COVID-19 medical relief worth ₹2.30 crore
The Hindu
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The Rotary Club of Madras has handed over COVID-19 relief materials, valued around ₹2.30 crore, to the State government. The letter to distribute medical equipment and other materials was handed over to Chief Minister M.K. Stalin at the Secretariat on Tuesday by Rotary Club of Madras president Kapil Chitale. The relief materials were procured through corporate social responsibility (CSR) funds and donations from the club members. As part of the assistance programme, the Rotary Club had provided logistical support to the State administration by making available refrigerated trucks and vehicles for helping in the safe transportation of COVID-19 vaccines. Also, 16 refrigerators and 1,000 vaccine carriers have been distributed.
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