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Zoho contributes Rs 5 cr for Covid relief

NT BureauBy NT BureauMay 14, 2021No Comments
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Chennai: Zoho Corporation contributed Rs five crore to the Tamilnadu Chief Minister’s Public Relief fund towards Covid relief.

A company release said it is also helping hospitals and healthcare centers across Tamilnadu with procurement and distribution of essential medical equipment forĀ Covid-19 treatment.

Other initiatives to support the state’s fight against the second wave of pandemic included an isolation care facility at the Estancia campus for employees and theirĀ families, vaccination drives and community kitchens catering to villages around Chennai and Tenkasi.

To meet the high demand for oxygen supplies, Zoho helped government hospitals in Tamilnadu get timely refills for 200 cylinders.

Additionally, 200 new cylinders have been ordered. Distribution of 700 oxygen concentrators is underway for government hospitals and corporation healthcare centers.

 

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