COVID-19: UP girl wins hearts for delivering oxygen on her Scooty.
In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic when we come across lot of horrifying images and videos of people seeking help and experiencing tragic moments, there are few inspiring stories as well.
A young lady from Shahjahanpur, Uttar Pradesh, is winning hearts for helping Covid patients, who are in need of oxygen, by delivering Oxygen chambers on her Scooty.
Arshi named as ‘Chamber Waali Bitiya’ has been providing liquid clinical oxygen on her Scooty.
She said, “we struggled to find cylinders for my father. Now, I’m helping others due to lack of government efforts. I get cylinders filled from my expenses. Government doesn’t give them to home isolation cases.”
Arshi, a resident of the Madarkhel locality of Shahjahanpur, is pursuing her graduation. Her dad’s condition crumbled during the subsequent wave. The doctors told her that his oxygen level was low and that she must arrange oxygen.
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She requested several people however later, with the assistance of her cousin and his companions, she had the option to get oxygen chambers and save her dad. It was then she got the plan to not let any other person go through what she did.
While speaking, she informed, I had privately acquired two cylinders of oxygen and now she gets those cylinders filled to help those in home isolation and who are in need of oxygen. Since the recovery of her father, I have got the cylinder filled 18 times. I have even supplied to the needy on her scooty.”
She has been refilling the chamber by her own costs. She has the chambers topped off from Udham Singh Nagar, Hardoi and Shahjahanbad commonly. “Now, whenever I get to know of a patient who requires oxygen, I ask the previous patient if he has recovered, gets the cylinder refilled and delivers it to the patient on my scooty”, Arshi said.
Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh health department yesterday informed that it logged 10,682 new Covid-19 cases and 311 more Covid-19 death. The Covid-19 total death toll in Uttar Pradesh grew to 17,546 while the total number of infectedcounts moved to 16,19,645.