English Translation:
“Hello Friends! In your city, in my city, and everywhere in India people are dying because of lack of oxygen. We are assembling from different cities in the world to gather oxygen supplies for those in India who are running around for oxygen supplies.
To tackle this, our DCE-DTU Alumni Association has improvised to partner with KVN Foundation to form the fundraising program - Shvas with Mission MillionAir. They are working together to provide oxygen concentrators for the needy.
Their team not only provides oxygen concentrators to the needy, but once the purpose is solved, the team gets the machine, prepares it by sanitising it, and then provide to the next needy family with the oxygen concentrator machine.
I request you to come forward and donate whole heartedly as much as you can. Not only we want your donations, but we want you to promote this program, so that we all work together to gather supplies in the right time, provide oxygen, and save as many lives we can!” - RamaKrishna Dixit
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RamaKrishna Dixit is a budding artist who is using his acting skills to promote social causes.
Shvas - an initiative by DCE- DTU Alumni association in collaboration with KVN Foundation to raise funds for Mission Million Air. Timely supply of medical supplies and oxygen availability across the entire medical infrastructure will reduce the patient load in hospitals, ensure faster recovery and render balanced access to advanced healthcare for all members.
Sourcing medical grade oxygen concentrators (Quality assured, safety standards met and product warranty ensured). The patient needs a concentrator for 5-7 days. One high quality oxygen concentrator usually costs ₹70,000 - ₹1,10,000 (approx $800-$1500).
Oxygen concentrators have been found to be an effective instrument in treating patients with mild to moderate symptoms (particularly cases when SpO2 concentration less than 94 down to 82)
The objective is to procure high-quality Oxygen concentrators, to ensure that the medical devices can be efficiently rotated across to the ones in need for optimal use and maximum reach (post sanitization). We are enabled by Portea Medical with its presence across 16 cities, to ensure timely delivery, pick up, and installation supports a patient's homes. We have KVN Foundations's resources as well as some our alumni's contacts back in Beijing, Europe and US who are working tirelessly to find reliable suppliers to import devices from.
