As CSR support, Tata Power donates over 40 oxygen cyliners to public hospitals in Mulshi

As India fights the grave pandemic situation, Tata Power donated over 40 Oxygen cylinders of 47 litres (7 Cubic) each in response to the urgency of procuring oxygen cylinders for hospitals in Mulshi, Pune.

The team from Tata Power’s Hydro division handed over these cylinders to Ajit Pawar, Deputy Chief Minister of Maharashtra, at the Vidhan Bhavan in Pune. “Ever since the country was hit by the second wave of Covid-19 pandemic, we have ramped up our efforts through our Community Development Trust to support the regional authorities and public health ecosystem to battle against the pandemic. We will continue our efforts to help plug critical gaps, where viable and serve our neighbourhoods,” said, Prabhakar Kale, Chief- Hydros, Tata Power.

With several macro challenges with respect to testing, vaccination, mindsets and awareness, hospital beds, medicines and oxygen running out in various states. Tata Power has been extending support in areas of strengthening local public health ecosystems, making & distributing high-quality filter-based masks, donation of COVID resilience kits and home isolation support kits to community institutions and strengthening tele-helplines for COVID care; thereby extending its share of contribution towards the fight against this pandemic.

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