RSS Swayamsevaks start offering non-medical services at Asarwa Civil Covid hospital

Maninagar/Asarwa: Amid grave Coronavirus pandemic situation, the volunteers of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) have joined the non-medical facilities at the 1,200 Bed Civil Hospital at Asarawa from today, replacing the paramedical staffers who were also providing non-medical services. Thanks to RSS taking over the non-medical services, the Paramedical staff can now focus and render their services in the medical care of Coronavirus infected patients.

To do this task, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) – Karnavati unit has prepared a list of 430 volunteers out of which the first 180 volunteers who are in below 30 years of age group are engaged in the work. The names of the rest of the RSS volunteers will be in the backup.

A group of 180 volunteers will work in three shifts at the Civil Hospital, Asarwa, the largest Covid treatment facility in Gujarat. Volunteers are mainly involved in the tasks such as registration of patients, discharge of patients as well as shifting. Volunteers will also be involved in arranging meals for patients.

Volunteers may be deployed for such service activities in the near future at other places also under the guidance of an Administration as required.

These details were shared by Shri Tejas Patel, Karnavati Mahanagar Karyavah of RSS.

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